Three security concerns in the past two weeks have prompted parents to push for more safety measures.
Parents of students at Glenbard East High School in west suburban Lombard have sounded the alarm about safety after three security concerns within a two-week period.Friedrichs' daughter is a current student, and her other two children attended the school previously. But she has never experienced this kind of fear until now.
The first scare happened Sept. 10 when a gun was found in the boys' bathroom. It prompted an increased police presence and the arrest of a 14-year-old boy, who faces felony charges. The school did implement several changes to security measures following the incidents. Students cannot bring backpacks to the stadium for football games, and purses can be searched. Attendees also won't be allowed to reenter.
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