Is this a touring bike?
It's not a touring bike: touring bikes would have mounts for front and rear racks, as well as mudguards.  This bike has mudguard mounts (the little "eyes" near the front and rear axles) but no rack mounts.  Rack mounts would be bigger versions of the same things near the axles, and also mounting points near the saddle and at the top of the forks.

Honestly, though, don't focus on the name. You say that you need a bike to cycle to school, so focus on finding a bike that will be suitable for that.


If you don't want to carry a rucksack while you ride (which can get quite sweaty in hot weather), you'll need something that has mounting points for a rack.
Unless rain is rare where you live, you'll want something that has mounting points for mudguards.
Assuming you're riding on roads or paved/gravel cyle trails, you won't need suspension or knobbly tyres.
If your ride is quite long (say, more than about 15km each way), you'll probably want something with drop handlebars to give yourself more hand positions for comfort; if your ride is fairly short (say, 10km or less; yes, I know I've left a gap in the middle), it won't much matter what kind of bars it has. For longer rides, you'd probably also want a bottle cage, though you can get cages that mount with a strap around one of the tubes, instead of screwing into mounting points.
For commuting, you might want to replace whatever tyres come with whatever bike you buy, and get something more puncture resistant. Being 45 minutes late for class because you got a puncture (in the rain; it's always in the rain) is no fun at all.