Delphi High

Casey has spent his whole life in his twin's shadow. Alex has always been the smart one, achieving excellent grades without really trying. Although Casey is athletic, and could play any sport you throw at him, it isn't enough for his parents. They always want him to be smarter . Popularity isn't enough for them. One day Casey finds a way to cope with his parents and with his brother.

Claire has always been the popular girl in school. Boys come just as easy as grades. She's captain of the cheer team, and member of the volleyball team. Perfection is what she strives for. Everybody envies her, but she doesn't see why. To Claire, her thighs are huge, her stomach is pudgy and her arms jiggle. Being 125 pounds at 5'5 means too much weight. She will do anything to lose it, anything to reach the perfection she so deserves.

Heath is a star athlete, playing basketball, football and baseball. He works hard at what he does, working out every day. But his hard work is never enough. Casey Evans has always out shined him, always won over the hearts of so many coaches. His lay-ups and home-runs could never compare to Casey's. Heath does whatever it takes to beat Casey, no matter what the consequences.

Ari is an incredible student, working harder than ever to win a trip to New York to visit the performing school of arts. Being a painter is all she ever dreamed of. However, the trip costs $900, and her family can't afford it. Her mom is a waitress at the 24 hour diner, and her grandma nits quilts to sell to the neighbors. Ari finds her own way to make the money she so desperately needs

Find out what happens as these teenagers' remarkably different stories intertwine, becoming a problem for all of them.