Should Japanese "starting school" be an automatic word or a verb?

As the name implies, "starting school" means "starting school". School begins. If the Ministry of Education holds a meeting to decide when the school will start, then it is considered that we use "をを" and "the school will start soon". Please remember that under normal circumstances, natural phenomena occur naturally, so use "が "at this time. Human, man-made, we use "を". I wish you a happy study.