Sconex.com - Your High School Online

Sconex is the unofficial website for your high school, a place where you can read about your classmates, share stuff with your friends, and communicate with people from your school and nearby ones. By being a member, you can set up a profile, share photos, and post a mini-blog. It allows you to list your favorite things, link to friends, and share your thoughts about anything on a daily basis. You can see what classes they're in, what music they like, whether they're dating anyone, where they like to hang out, and lots more.

You’ll also be able to post and read messages for your school, clubs and classes, search for other high school students and find people who like the same music as you. You can search for people in the same clubs at other schools, or find people near you who aren't dating anyone. You can also secretly test if someone likes you. Just add them to your crushes and they'll get an anonymous e-mail that says someone likes them. You’ll also find fun quizzes and polls. Create a quiz to easily send to your friends and publish on the site for all Sconex members to take.

“Sconex is an online community for high school students. Students post info about themselves, read about classmates, link with friends, share photos, talk about classes and clubs, and more. We want Sconex to be a fun and safe place for our members. One of the main purposes of Sconex is to let your friends and people from your school learn more about you. Thus, it’s expected that you’ll share information about yourself like your favorite movies, school clubs, or random thoughts. However, you should avoid posting any personal information that will put you in jeopardy. It’s important to us that Sconex stays a fun, inviting, and safe place for its members. If you have any concerns, questions, or comments, always feel free to contact us or discuss these issues with your parents.”

Social networking is popular by any means, especially between students. Sconex allows students to find out everything they wanted to know about their classmates. It also allows them to get in touch with people that they have not talked to in quite some time. It's also a great way to know what's going on in different schools, and to stay connected.

How will Sconex be able to compete with big name social networking sites like MySpace or Friendster? Will they be able to maintain its steady growth? What about if someone switches high schools? Can they change school without losing the stuff in their profile?