The phrase "depart from school" is correct and can be used in written English.
For example, you could say, "The students will depart from school at 3:00 pm."
However, biologists often depart from high school texts in their analysis of analogies (e.g., Hall 2007; Gregory 2008).
Furthermore, compared to the caregivers of children with controlled asthma, a significantly greater percentage of caregivers of children with uncontrolled asthma reported that their child arrived late or departed early from school, missed school-related activities, used a rescue inhaler at school, and visited the health office or school nurse because of asthma symptoms.
"We hated him!" shouted one, when I asked why they had been trying to bring down the headmaster – who has, sure enough, now departed from the school.
This work departs from traditional school discipline in that it focuses less on punishment and more on righting wrongs and building healthy relationships within the school.
Friends from school, the duo most obviously fit the shoes of the now departed French and Saunders, although they eschew Jen and Dawn's celebrity and movie pastiches for more surrealistic sketches.
One option would send a text message automatically whenever a user arrived or departed from a specific location, so that, for instance, a father would be notified each time his son arrived home from school.
"Schools can vary staff/pupil ratios, they can depart from the national curriculum and they can draw on voluntary support from the wider community, with those who have been CRB-checked able to provide particular help.
Which airport will you depart from?
