I need a synonym for this clause..
“Go to work” as in “My teacher has to go to work now.”
Can I say: “My teacher has to attend school now.”
I know the second sentence is ambiguous in that it may mean that the teacher is attending school as in “studying”, but is it okay to put it like this?

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How about: My teacher has classes now. It's what I say when I have to work: I have a class. or I have classes now.

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You could say go to school, but not attend, as that definitely infers a student. My teacher has to start work now...

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