[verb て-form] + は + いけないから、[sentence]
てはいけないから gives the reason for doing something: it would be bad if a certain thing happened, so you act to stop it. English says "so that … doesn't", "in case" or "so as not to". The first half is the て-form of the verb plus は, the thing you want to avoid.
The second half can be a request, an order or a suggestion, because the reason is carried by から.
The verb in front of ないように is negative; the verb in front of てはいけないから is not. Carrying the negative across gives ちこく遅刻しなくてはいけないから, which means "since I have to be late".
These go beyond the standard form.
In casual speech ては becomes ちゃ, and では becomes じゃ.