Marwa Eltagouri / Chicago Tribune
Glenbard East High School is among the district’s four high schools focused on maximizing the number of qualified students sitting in AP classes. 
A 14-year-old boy who allegedly brought a loaded gun to Glenbard East High School on Monday will be held pending trial, authorities said.
The teen is charged with unlawful use of a weapon and possessing a firearm as a minor, according to a news release from DuPage County State’s Attorney Robert Berlin and Lombard police Chief Tom Wirsing.
A student at Glenbard East first reported a loaded 9 mm handgun in a boys’ restroom Monday afternoon, the release said. Lombard police tracked the gun to a Glendale Heights home, where the boy lived. They interviewed the boy and arrested him shortly afterward, according to the release.
Judge Demetrios Panoushis ordered the teen held until his next court date, Tuesday, the release said.
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![After scores of residents voiced their concerns about dust and debris from the demolition of Ryan Field, a Northwestern University representative announced the university will offer car wash vouchers to residents who live in areas that demolition trucks run through in Evanston at a Northwestern University/City Committee meeting on Wednesday. Dave Davis, the university’s senior executive director for neighborhood and community relations, said the details of the car wash program will be finalized next week. For months, residents have made public comments during committee meetings to raise awareness of filthy trucks spreading dust that some see as a health hazard. […]](https://www.chicagotribune.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/CTC-RYAN-FIELD-04183-2.jpg?w=525 "After scores of residents voiced their concerns about dust and debris from the demolition of Ryan Field, a Northwestern University representative announced the university will offer car wash vouchers to residents who live in areas that demolition trucks run through in Evanston at a Northwestern University/City Committee meeting on Wednesday. Dave Davis, the university’s senior executive director for neighborhood and community relations, said the details of the car wash program will be finalized next week. For months, residents have made public comments during committee meetings to raise awareness of filthy trucks spreading dust that some see as a health hazard. […]")