Halloween table in school                                                                                                                         pinterest.com

EBHS Tricks and Treats

BY ANVITHA MANI

OCTOBER 29, 2026

As Halloween approaches, EBHS clubs prepared for the annual Tricks and Treats event. This event ran on October 28, and elementary students from around East Brunswick were invited to the high school to trick-or-treat around the school. EBHS’s clubs hosted classrooms to decorate and plan an activity for the kids to enjoy. 

Rohin Kudeti, Science Honors Society’s president, described his plans for Tricks and Treats this year: “We’re going to have a slime decorating station along with ghost paper helicopters. The kids will get to decorate their slime with food dye and glitter, and with the helicopters it’s a cool science experiment the kids can do.” Other science clubs also did science-based activities like Waksman, who are teaching the kids how to make gummy bear DNA.

Other clubs like LASA created sugar skulls for the kids to decorate. Rebbeca Marcos, a senior and board member of LASA, said: “I’m really excited about Tricks and Treats! The club has started preparing, its members are also stoked for the event. We have a lot of sign-ups, I hope it goes well!” Marcos also discussed what she did for the SAVE club: “We’re making paper scarecrows for the kids and teaching them about why we use scarecrows in our garden”. Farsheed Kareem, a junior in Spanish Honors Society board, said, “We’re doing DIY skeleton masks and DIY flowers for the kids as well. We’re also going to talk about the Day of the Dead”. 

With a variety of activities planned, Tricks and Treats offers kids a chance to get creative, learn something new, and experience what EBHS’s clubs have to offer. From science experiments to cultural crafts, each club brought something unique to the event. Students look back on welcoming young kids of East Brunswick for an evening of fun.