I guess my answer would be no to school but yes to work-- but only when I was in highschool with my first bout of severe agoraphobia.
My mom couldn't afford rent without my help, so I worked 3 part time jobs.
The school figured I wasn't coming to class because I was working so much and allowed me to do classwork at home as long as I kept my average up.
So, I didn't go to school because I was too terrified and didn't have any reason to go. No motivation.
I was also terrified of leaving my room to work but was able to go to my jobs regularly just so I could get those paycheques.
Now; my second bout of agoraphobia, I leave home rarely.
It's gotten slightly better since last year or the year before but I don't have a job and I've graduated from highschool, so there's no reason to go.
No money to go back to college, no real 'need' for a college education; so I don't go.
I sometimes wonder if I had a job or if I had classes to go to--- if I could use that motivation to leave home more often or if I'd give up and just stay in my room as always.
...probably give up.
It's become far too emotionally draining to leave my room. Physically, too.
I just can't.