"school section" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a particular area within a school, or it can be used more generally to refer to a portion of a school's student body. For example, "The math club was populated mostly by students from the high school section of the school."
The Senior and Juniors School section closed in 2003, and now serves as a pre-school nursery only.
I have my old school section, and Marvin Gaye stays in that section.
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Esra'a Al Shafei is a 24-year-old Bahraini woman who, says Tom Rielly, the head of the TED Fellows programme, "looks like she still shops in the junior high school section".
Eight buildings, two in the medical school section of campus and the other six in the science and engineering portion of campus, will enable us to replace aging and obsolete infrastructure as well as build new collaborative homes for multidisciplinary initiatives.
Create a high school section for users under 18 years old.
If the prep school sections of "Goats" feel a bit familiar, it's in the Tucson chapters that Poirier really shines.
The high-school section of the film grapples with The Breakfast Club syndrome: the casting of actors who are clearly much older than their teenage roles.
Shoppers can buy a $195 Gucci headband, a $572 Versace backpack and a $28 Terez pencil case on the back-to-school section of Saks' website.
In the back-to-school section of this month's Ladies Home Journall, tucked among the ads for Life cereal, bologna and Jell-O pudding, are three full-page advertisements for the A.D.H.D. treatments.
The old-school section, with a backdrop of animated characters invented by the artist Keith Haring, riffled through original elements of hip-hop culture — break dancing, D.J. scratching, double Dutch and graffiti — along with (inexplicably) some pole dancing.
