The phrase "atmosphere at school" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the overall feeling, environment, or mood present in a school setting.
Example: "The atmosphere at school has become more positive since the new principal took charge."
Alternatives: "school environment" or "school climate".
A school conducive to learning Nathalie credits much of her success to the child-friendly atmosphere at her school, the Lycee Notre Dame de Citeaux in Kigali City – the kind of school the First Lady's office and the Ministry of Education are promoting, with UNICEF's assistance.
The chairman of governors at the school said there had been a "calm and reverent" atmosphere at the school, which reopened today.
The panel was critical of school personnel, who failed to act on the Klebold essay or dispel an atmosphere at the school that encouraged bullying; of students who maintained "a code of silence" to protect classmates; and of the parents of the killers for failing to intervene in their activities.
Describing a broadly licentious atmosphere at the school, the article paused at one point to note: "People who haven't set foot in the school in 30 years still rattle off the names of male teachers who were said to be sleeping with their female students".
"The atmosphere at the school was very depressing," Mr. Talo said.
All this, and the upbeat atmosphere at the school, speaks of a confidence based on fresh political victories.
Parents of other students interviewed last week outside C.S. 200 said that security was tightened, extra administrators were added and the general atmosphere at the school had improved.
About 65 teachers at Atlantic City's Albany Avenue School staged a boycott of an educational workshop yesterday to demand more security to combat what they say is an increasingly violent atmosphere at the school.
