East Brunswick went 10-6-1 across seventeen varsity results. Boys soccer handed 11-0-1 Manalapan its first loss, 6-0, behind a Giovanny Sousa hat trick. Girls tennis reached 15-0 and the NJSIAA South Jersey Group 4 final, field hockey went to 12-0, girls volleyball won for the first time this season, and the boys junior varsity cross country team won the XC Fall Classic by two points. Every East Brunswick varsity sport, October 4 through October 10, 2026, plus the schedule for October 11 to 17.

Superintendent Dr. Evelyn Mamman told the East Brunswick Board of Education that some parents could not get a loaner when a child's laptop broke. The district's device coverage fee has risen from $35 to $75 in two years, and officials say more loaners are on order.

School officials told the East Brunswick Board of Education on Oct. 8 that about 230 students live in five PILOT development areas and the district has received no PILOT revenue. The Township has proposed stadium bathrooms and a concession stand; no cost has been set and the Board has not accepted it.

The East Brunswick Board of Education meets Oct. 8 at 6:30 p.m. The agenda includes a high school update, three short-term bus contracts, the annual bullying and school safety hearing, extra-period pay for teachers and a revised list of student clubs.

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East Brunswick went 8-4-1 across thirteen varsity results. Field hockey reached 9-0 and clinched at least a share of its division title, girls tennis went 12-0 and won its NJSIAA opener, girls soccer won twice behind a Hannah Cheraibi hat trick, boys soccer is unbeaten in six, and gymnastics posted its best score of the season. Every East Brunswick varsity sport, September 27 through October 3, 2026, plus the schedule for October 4 to 10.

Fast Break Basketball is going all-in for East Brunswick youth basketball with a Casino Night fundraiser packed with games, food, and prizes. The event...

For the second meeting in a row, East Brunswick residents brought school funding, taxes and development to the Township Council. On Sept. 28 the debate turned political.

The East Brunswick Township Council will hold a public hearing on Ordinance 26-25 tonight. The same agenda has two emergency repair contracts, a $1.1 million road-paving bond and a new police superior officers contract.