Disruptions

To protect student safety and sustain an educational program free from disruption, Texas state law permits LTS to act against any person—student or nonstudent—who

• disrupts classes while on school property or on public property that is within 500 feet of school property (class disruption includes making loud noises; trying to entice a student away from, or to prevent a student from attending, a required class or activity; entering a classroom without authorization; and disrupting the activity with profane language or any misconduct);
• interferes with an authorized activity by seizing control of all or part of a building;
• interferes with the movement of people at an exit or an entrance to school property;
• interferes with the movement of people at an exit, an entrance, or a hallway to a school building without authorization from an administrator;
• interferes with the transportation of students in school vehicles;
• uses force, violence, or threats in an attempt to prevent participation in an authorized assembly;
• uses force, violence, or threats in an attempt to prevent people from entering or leaving school property without authorization from an administrator; or
• uses force, violence, or threats to cause disruption during an assembly.