"school symbol" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a symbol or emblem that represents a school, typically used on uniforms, logos, and other branding materials. Example: The school symbol, a mighty lion, was proudly displayed on the front of the basketball team's jerseys.
Parents and teachers at North Star are leery of making the school a symbol for any political party or persuasion, but they are happy for the attention, whatever the quarter.
Schools, a symbol of the government in Bangkok, are often the targets of insurgents.
Its signature dish, Caesar salad topped with chilled poached lobster ($15), is everything an old-school status symbol should be: luxurious, neither seasonal nor local, and surprisingly delicious.
About six miles away, a fabrication plant for the South Korean company Samsung looms over one of Manor's elementary schools, a symbol of corporate interests juxtaposed with a pillar of public spending.
It glows brightly and has an old-school bat symbol as its wallpaper.
The Pakistani Taliban see schools as symbols of both Western decadence and government authority, but their attacks are also intended to deny the Pakistani military the possibility of establishing temporary bases in the buildings.
This is not an unreasonable conclusion, and in fact in a pluralist society children should not be forced to attend schools where symbols not belonging to their religion are displayed.
For "Devils & Dust" (Columbia), Springsteen has once again decided to bury his skills — charisma and force of delivery — under potentially interesting details (the going price for anal sex with a stranger) and high-school-English symbols (the not-as-resonant-as-he-thinks title).
The university's athletic teams — nicknamed the Antelopes (the school's ticker symbol is LOPE) — will compete in the WAC during the transition period.
