scholastic
adj.relating to schools, education, or serious study. It often describes things that are very formal or traditional in the world of learning.
adj.relating to schools, scholars, or education; specifically referring to the formal philosophical and theological system of medieval Europe. Often used to describe academic rigor or traditional methods of instruction.
“The university offers several scholastic scholarships each year.”
“Her scholastic achievements earned her a place at one of the most prestigious research institutes in the country.”
“The curriculum was criticized for its rigid scholastic approach, which prioritized the memorization of classical texts over the development of practical scientific inquiry.”
Typically used attributively before a noun to describe academic qualities or historical philosophical systems.
“We had 24 staff on site as we prepared for the new scholastic year, which is scheduled to start next week.”
“She also helps other scholastic journalists as an intern and member of the SPLC’s New Voices program.”