'free of school' is not a valid phrase in standard written English.
To convey the same meaning, a phrase like 'no longer in school' or 'not in a school setting' could be used. For example: "Now that I'm free of school, I can focus on my other hobbies."
I am waiting instead for summer senility – to forget that being a child meant being in awe of cherry blossoms because they meant you would be free of school soon enough, and to think that Light in August might have just been a time-specific diet book.
In May, Thiel, along with his Foundation, put their money where their mouth is, announcing the "20 Under 20 Thiel Fellowship", a program that offers talented independent thinkers under the age of 20 $100,000 and two years free of school to pursue their entrepreneurial endeavors.
As a kid, I looked forward to summer for months in advance, not so much because I would be free of school (although that was part of it) but because I would have 13 undisturbed weeks to choose my own reading, to explore the books I wanted, rather than those that someone else assigned.
That's why programs like CodeNow, which provides free, out-of-school technology training to underserved students, are so important.
Giving parents a free choice of school could widen the gap between the best- and worst-performing pupils.
Schools, hospitals, local government, police, the armed forces none has been spared.Some of these reforms are progressing quickly (especially the freeing of schools to manage their own affairs).
Poison Study is free of high school drama, love triangles and the dreaded "instalove".
(A proposal to eliminate the gun-free status of schools, which Trump has voiced broad support for, is also on the slate but a bit more marginal).
That usually meant charter schools, which operated free of the district schools' large bureaucracies and union rules.
The league tables we top are numbers of free school meals and numbers of unemployed".
The list of previously rejected savings includes: The withdrawal of free school meals to primary one pupils.
