'free from school' is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe a person who is not obligated to go to school, either due to a holiday or other special circumstance. For example, "The children were excited to be free from school for the summer."
He didn't resemble a runner so much as the downhill skier Bode Miller, that master of the calculated free-fall, or an ecstatic child set free from school.
Most Americans are at home eating turkey, not out in search of dim sum, and relatives of the restaurant workers are free from school and other jobs to gather as a clan.
Some 300 to 400 children, free from school during the autumn holidays, gathered around the corpse of a nine-month-old lion.
While his classmates take the day free from school to live in the moment, to be careless kids building igloos and riding sleds, this boy escapes to the past, watching home video of himself as a happy toddler, swaying to the music his mother plays on the radio.
The Potato Holiday is said to have acquired its name in the days when children were freed from school to help with the harvest.
In a racier spirit, children freed from school in the snow-encrusted South Carolina Midlands improvised sleds from the boogy boards that they normally ply at the resort area's beachfronts.
There are Chinese characters on the window, but the menu knows no borders: lox and French toast for breakfast, pierogies, paninis and linguine pomodoro for jury-duty lunch, bubble tea for kids just freed from school.
And with that we hunker down, warmed by home and hearth, while apple-cheeked urchins, freed from school, get to tweet, text, surf and Wii (with a little SAT test prep thrown in) all day before settling down with a cup of hot chocolate to watch "Family Guy," "Dog the Bounty Hunter and Hannahah Montana".
The village's good luck was that many of the residents were out of their simple single-story homes of stone and slate -- the men in the alleyways or fields, the women out washing and feeding the animals, the children, freed from school for the day because of the holiday, outside playing.
Once she's freed from school or work, you could do something that would enrich her life forever.
The result is that while coaches are free to enjoy free jump from school to school at will, a student-athlete needs permission from their school's athletic department to have even a conversation with another school.
