Under what circumstances can a cadet be immediately removed from class?

A cadet can be immediately removed from class if their actions pose severe danger or are repeatedly disruptive because the primary concern in any educational or training environment is the safety and well-being of all participants. Disruptive behavior can hinder the learning process, affect the morale of fellow cadets, and create an unsafe environment. If a cadet's conduct threatens either the physical safety of themselves or others, or consistently disrupts the class, it is necessary for the instructor or authority figure to intervene swiftly to maintain a conducive learning atmosphere.

When considering the other options, showing a lack of interest may be discouraging but does not warrant immediate removal; failing an exam, while potentially leading to academic consequences, does not indicate immediate danger; and arriving late to class, while disruptive, typically is handled with less severity than actions that pose a significant threat.