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D&D Beyond is an offically licensed digital resource for 5e, and their spell section allows for filtering by class, school, level, as well as a myriad of other properties for the spells. The SRD spells are availible directly through their site, but non-SRD content will require a purchase (still very useful as an index).
Adventurer's League, the organised play scheme for D&D, allows you to rebuild your character any number of times before you reach 5th level. You can’t change Character Name, Story Origin, Experience Points, Magical Items, Renown, Downtime, Equipment (except for starting equipment) but everything else can be changed.
From the "Your Spellbook" sidebar, page 32 of the Player's Basic Rules (v0.2): When you find a wizard spell of 1st level or higher, you can add it to your spellbook if it is of a level for which you have spell slots and if you can spare the time to decipher and copy it.
Learning Spells of 1st Level and Higher. Each time you gain a wizard level, you can add two wizard spells o f your choice to your spellbook. Each of these spells must be of a level for which you have spell slots, as shown on the Wizard table. As stated (or lack of), there is no limitation about schools in this edition.
You're right, there's theoretically a slight disincentive to learn spells from the wizard's own school. You've hit on an interesting conundrum, which is that by making it cheaper to copy spells of a specific school, it's theoretically more cost-efficient to learn spells from schools other than the one you chose for your Arcane Tradition when you level up and then hope that you can learn the ...
9. Two spells are missing from the list given in the other very good response. True Polymorph and Shapechange. Both of these spells can be used to turn into a creature that have access to resurrection abilities. True Polymorph can turn you into Ki-rin (from volo's guide to monsters) that has true resurrection as a spell.
Opposition School(s) always includes the school directly opposite the character’s school of study in the diagram. In addition, the schools to either side of this one may also be disallowed due to the nature of the character’s school. For example, an invoker cannot learn enchantment/charm or conjuration/summoning spells and cannot use ...
As a side note, detect magic detects the magic of spell scrolls which contain spells that have not been cast. That is because scrolls are magic items, and magic items are always magical and therefore detectable, as per the criteria in the Sage Advice Compendium , not because they contain a spell.
Specializations and schools are terms used for the Wizard class, and work differently because the Wizard class has different rules. Technically only a single druid circle (land) has circle specific spells. All druids gain access to the druid spell list, regardless of circle. And spells have schools regardless of class.
A single-class Arcane trickster typically gains spells in the schools of Illusion and Enchantment.. They are permitted a single "any-school" spell at 3rd level (upon choosing the Arcane Trickster archetype) and again at 8th level, such that by 8th level they may know two spells that are not from Illusion or Enchantment.