What are those two basic form culture which is divided into the following two parts?

Key Points

• Like the larger social culture, a school culture results from both conscious and unconscious perspectives, values, interactions, and practices, and it is heavily shaped by a school’s particular institutional history. 
• Students, parents, teachers, administrators, and other staff members all contribute to their school’s culture, as do other influences such as the community in which the school is located, the policies that govern how it operates, or the principles upon which the school was founded.
• Positive school cultures provide a safe, supportive, encouraging, inviting, and challenging environment for students and staff, which in turn allows students’ academic achievement to evolve.
• Negative school culture, faculty consider pupils to be a burden instead of a valued client. They’re occasionally a part of toxic subgenres which are antagonistic and critical of the change. They do no explore new ideas, methods, and strategies as they assume to be doing their utmost.

Thus it is clear that positive cultures and negative cultures are two basic forms of culture.