The document discusses stereotypes that the author observed in high school, including athletes who bragged about sports, popular kids who threw exclusive parties, "losers" who were bullied and only talked to for homework, sexually active "sluts", and "nobodies/invisible" kids who were forgotten and didn't socialize outside their small group. The author categorized students into these five stereotypical groups that they tended to see during their high school experience.

1. Taylor Speight
FYS
Stereotypes in High School
The Groups I tended to see in high school were
1. Athletes- Guys and girls who play sports and usually brag and talk about it all the time.
They expect praise when they win (even if they don’t play).
2. Socially known kids- kids who are popular and no one is really sure why. They usually
have the big parties that only equals are invited to.
3. “Losers” – kids who don’t do anything and are not known. They are often bullied and only
talked to for things like homework.
4. “Sluts”- girls and guys who have sex with various people, usually all in the same clique.
5. “Nobodies/Invisible” – often mistaken as losers and don’t talk at all to people outside of
their group. Many people forget their names. Even the teachers.