In 2010, a new football field, track, front entrance, science wing, and other various projects were completed.

As of September 2012, EGHS had a student-teacher ratio of 10:1, according to Rhode Island Monthly magazine.

[7] In September 2012, Rhode Island Monthly reported that East Greenwich HS had the state's highest grade 11 NECAP Science scores.

[4] However, in recent years, East Greenwich High School has begun to stutter academically, falling further and further behind in rankings.

It is published six times per school year and any student may participate in the publication of the newspaper.

Winter Sports: Basketball, boys' hockey, indoor track, swimming, wrestling, and cheerleading.

In 2010, Nick Ross won the New England Indoor Track Championships 1000 meter run.

The 2019 team won their division, the Class C championship, and were Rhode Island State Champions.

Hendricken had not lost a dual meet since 1978, amassing over 250 consecutive regular season wins.

Despite being among the five smallest public high schools in the state, the 2007 team was undefeated against Rhode Island schools, won the Division, Class, and State Championships, were runner-up at the New England Championship, and ranked top 10 in the Northeast Region.

[19] East Greenwich was the only public school to finish top 6 in Rhode Island every year from 2005 to 2009, qualifying for the New England Championship.

(Only larger private schools Hendricken and LaSalle Academy also accomplished this streak).

In 2012, 2013, 2014, and 2015 the boys team was the best public school in the state, finishing 3rd each year behind Hendricken and LaSalle.