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<p>Our school had two different lunch hours in three different cafeterias (and outside). I don’t think too many teammates sat together- I certainly didn’t sit with my teammates (I was a jock AP kid who sat with the goths/burnouts). Yes, in some ways they self-segregate but not as much as you’d think. Maybe in smaller schools but in my school cliques didn’t really exist. It was too big and there was too much overlap. </p>
<p>Agree with Ema- it would be pretty embarrassing to be segregated based on grades. </p>
<p>My high school tried something (and failed) called “collaboration days” where they either did a few hours of tutoring, etc one day a week OR the 2nd attempt was in the afternoon rather than morning. I don’t know if anyone was required to come but it was pretty much a complete failure.</p>