School
https://publicschema.org/School
A service point where formal or non-formal education is delivered, such as a primary school, secondary school, vocational training center, or early childhood education center. School specializes ServicePoint for the education sector and carries additional properties for the ISCED education level(s) served and the management type of the school (public, private, faith-based, or community), per UNESCO UIS classification. School is distinct from the Organization that manages it (captured via managed_by) and from its administrative location (captured via located_at). A single school campus may serve multiple ISCED levels (e.g., a combined primary-and-lower-secondary school).
Properties
| Property | Type | Definition |
|---|---|---|
| Identity | ||
| Name from ServicePoint | string | |
| Identifiers from ServicePoint | concept:Identifier | |
| Classification | ||
| Service point type from ServicePoint | string (service-point-type) | |
| School type | string (school-type) | |
| School level served | string (school-level) | |
| Operational status from ServicePoint | string (facility-operational-status) | |
| Location | ||
| Located at from ServicePoint | concept:Location | The administrative or geographic location where this service point sits. |
| Governance | ||
| Managed by from ServicePoint | concept:Organization | |
Evidence
Not yet found in mapped delivery systems.
School is newly introduced in PublicSchema as a signal of cross-sector extensibility for the ServicePoint hierarchy. No direct School concept has been mapped in the six v1 convergence systems. Education management information systems (EMIS) and UNESCO UIS education facility registries are the natural candidates for a future convergence pass.
| Standard | Equivalent | Match |
|---|---|---|
| schema.org | School | close |
| schema.org School is a subtype of EducationalOrganization, which conflates the organization and the physical facility. PublicSchema School is a subtype of ServicePoint (the physical facility), with the operating organization referenced separately via managed_by. The physical-facility semantics align closely; the organizational side diverges. | ||