'school philosophy' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this term when talking about the particular values and principles that guide a particular school's educational program. For example, "Our school philosophy emphasizes project-based learning and hands-on activities to engage students in the educational process."
The answer that Scholasticism was "school" philosophy and, in fact, "Christian" school philosophy can be understood only by examining the historical exigencies that created the need for schools.
Women are underrepresented in business school, philosophy, publishing, and a multitude of other fields.
The school philosophy was to let the kids sort out their own problems.
The high school philosophy teacher has just found out her husband of 25 years is leaving her.
"The people in power know that we are keeping a watchful eye," said Kamel Abdel, 45, a high school philosophy teacher voting in the crowded slum of Tadamon.
The counter argument is straight out of high school philosophy: the idea one immoral act can be committed in order to prevent a worse one.
Most general managers, I thought, still believed in the old-school philosophy that no baseball player needed a sports psychologist.
The boy ate the hummus eagerly; followers of the free-school philosophy might posit that this was partly because no one was forcing him to.
Jeanne (Anne Teyssèdre), a prim young high-school philosophy teacher, falls into a fast friendship with Natacha (Florence Darel), a gifted eighteen-year-old classical pianist.
As a high-school philosophy geek, my star was Heidegger, with a supporting cast of Nietzsche, Kierkegaard, Hegel, and, for comic relief, Cioran.
But when his spontaneous decisions win games and the Sharks' sagging fortunes start to reverse, Tony's old-school philosophy is increasingly called into question.
