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Transcriber: Anikó Stegmann Reviewer: Quan Nguyen You always hear the horror stories about middle school and junior high. How everything will change, the teachers, the workload, and even the friend groups. Since I go to a school district with four elementary schools and only one junior high, a thousand kids from different schools all converge at the junior high school. Since the fourth grade, I have been told to watch out for this moment, that friends, who have been close since Pre-K, become strangers overnight. That next-door neighbors, who carpool to school together every morning, might as well be a continent apart, and that long-standing friend groups splinter into factions. Even though I've been told all of this and more, I was optimistic. I told myself that they were just being dramatic. I’d be fine, because I had been with the same 60 people since Kindergarten, and I had the same five best friends since before I learned how to spell my name. We were the exception and nothing w