if everyone from my school who applied rea got an interview except me, is that gauranteed or a high probability that I probably got rejected?
man it sucks 
First of all, check your spam folders, and any alternate email addresses you may have, and their spam folders.
If you still don’t see any invite, don’t worry about it. As Stanford says, “Interview capacity is limited by alumni availability. Many applicants do not receive interview invitations.”
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No, it’s alumni availability. That’s it. It really doesn’t mean anything if you get an interview or you don’t get an interview. The alumnus/alumna/alumni/alumnae in your area just didn’t have time for any more interviews.
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My husband did conduct Stanford alumni interviews and what really affected him was his work schedule.
He runs/ manages a large department and averages of about 60 hours a week. If he’s available, he takes an interview.
The other thing you need to consider is that even with an interview, it doesn’t guarantee that you or your classmates are “in”. It just means that your interview was supplemental to your application.
The interviewer sends in the information and then the admissions committee makes its own decisions.
Some go a step further and advise prospective students to consider NOT accepting the interview even if offered. A good interview is unlikely to help significantly, but a really bad interview could potentially blow your chances.
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Turning down an interview opportunity may not be a good look.
But back to the OP’s question….it is not a rejection, there are just not enough interviewers available.
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Well, there are always reasonable excuses you can make.
Let’s agree to disagree on this one.