The phrase "got off from school" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to indicate that someone has finished their school day or has been excused from attending school. Example: "I got off from school early today because I had a dentist appointment."
You know, that week in February that you get off from school to go skiing.
"The negative is that it's very bad on young people that are schooling in secondary school and when they at home the go to the shop to buy cigarettes to probably get off sum stress or to get off from their parents and the positive working people I think it's relaxation for them".
That afternoon after Kindergarten, Arthur got off the school bus.
When we were growing up, we got summers off from school.
But every afternoon at 4 04 pm when my son gets off the school bus from kindergarten, this happens…….they greet each other with hugs, kisses, and walk home arm and arm saying things like, "You're my favorite person".
But every afternoon at 4 04pm when my son gets off the school bus from kindergarten, this happens.......they greet each other with hugs, kisses, and walk home arm and arm saying things like, "Your my favorite person".
(Mother and daughter) Mother: …I was trying to get her off from school and they wouldn't let me take her from school Child: it was really annoying.
A mother and daughter described the interaction between a delayed diagnosis, lack of support from schools and impact on the daughter: Mother: …I was trying to get her off from school and they wouldn't let me take her from school Child: it was really annoying.
And that evening, on the way home from school, I got off the bus by the courthouse and stood among a mob, with homemade signs and nooses, watching for a glimpse of the Yorkshire Ripper.
