If you are truly old school, consider it to be a badge of honor. It means you have experience, paid your dues, and established a deep foundation of knowledge that you can continuously build on. As long as you keep learning, those fresh out of school who only know the cutting edge cannot keep up. There is no better teacher than experience, and sooner than you think, today's cutting edge will be old school.
Update: from Wikipedia:
In slang, old school can refer to anything that is from an earlier era and looked upon with high regard or respect, including music, clothing and language.
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