Which of the following can lead to the suspension of a training school’s approval?

The correct answer is rooted in the adherence to regulations and standards set forth by the Texas DPS Private Security Bureau (PSB). A training school that operates in violation of the Act or any pertinent chapter is subject to disciplinary action, which can include the suspension of its approval to operate. Compliance with laws and regulations is crucial for maintaining the integrity and quality of security training programs.

When a training school fails to operate within the legal framework—whether through unapproved courses, unqualified instructors, or non-compliance with educational standards—it undermines the purpose of the training program, which is to ensure that individuals are adequately prepared for roles in the private security field. Thus, violations of this nature directly threaten a training school's ability to provide legitimate and effective training, warranting a suspension of its approval.

In contrast, completing an annual review, meeting financial goals, and having a high enrollment rate are not inherently reasons for suspension. These factors speak more to the operational efficiency and success of the training school rather than its compliance with legal standards.