Tomorrow was the first day to get scheduled off the calendar.

[October wind]

What does the following sentence mean?

Tomorrow was the first day to get scheduled off the calendar.

I got this message from a teacher.

 

[Tarheel]

It means absolutely nothing to me. What does the sender of that message think it means?

 

[teechar]

Also,

I got this message from a teacher.

Why?

 

[tedmc]

Hope that's not an English teacher.

 

[October wind]

Hope that's not an English teacher.

Actually, it is.

 

[SoothingDave]

I can hazard a guess that the teacher meant that tomorrow is the first day that they are scheduled to be off.

 

[Skrej]

Perhaps tomorrow is the first day that you can get yourself removed from a particular schedule. (i.e. some kind of rotating shift schedule). Or perhaps to schedule your future days off.

That sentence is a time paradox waiting to happen, regardless.

 

[Tarheel]

The sentence starts:

Tomorrow was

Which puts tomorrow in the past.

When a sentence starts that way it's unlikely to make much sense. (I had to look up "time paradox." )

If I got a message like that I would almost certainly ask for clarification.