Most of the researches on school culture in Taiwan were focused on descriptions and exploring its relationships with other variables. There is notoriously a lack of study of school culture from the aesthetic perspective. This article argues for the need of aesthetics in shaping school culture. It discusses the key concepts and practices of aesthetics such as beauty; and suggests a way to build a school culture with beauty. The authors advocates that the concepts of beauty, goodness, immanent purpose, freedom, autonomy, creation, perfect-match and pleasure should be included in school culture. Such culture of beauty would be the basis for daily values, regulations, curricula, teaching activities, human interactions, and other artifacts.