Schulische

Schulische is the inflected form of the German adjective schulisch, meaning related to school or education. It describes things connected with schooling, the education system, or school life. The term is commonly used in discussions of education policy, school administration, and everyday references to schooling.

As an attributive adjective, schulische typically appears before feminine nouns, for example die schulische Bildung (school education), die schulische Leistung (academic achievement), or die schulische Infrastruktur (school infrastructure). It also occurs in other gender forms: der schulische Unterricht (masculine), das schulische Lernen (neuter). When used with definite articles, the inflection follows standard patterns: der schulische Unterricht, die schulische Bildung, das schulische Lernen; in plural: die schulischen Leistungen.

The word is formed from Schule (school) plus the suffix -isch, akin to other German adjectives describing domains or qualities. It is normally written lowercase, as with other adjectives, unless at the beginning of a sentence or used in a context where capitalization is warranted by nominalization.

Common contexts include refering to educational content (schulische Bildung), school-related facilities (schulische Einrichtungen), and evaluative terms (schulische Leistungen). In discussions about educational systems in German-speaking regions, schulische is a frequent descriptor for material, processes, and outcomes tied to formal schooling.