Evolution Martial Arts

09/14/2026

Our Warriors had a blast practicing board breaks…. And it’s not just about “breaking boards”!

09/11/2026

OPEN PLAY TODAY!!!! 11am-12pm
Register using link (waiver): https://member-site.net/VIP/default.aspx?EV--bchJhi

09/11/2026

Looking for a calmer way to let your little one play, explore, and socialize? Join us for Open Play at Evolution Martial Arts!
Our Open Play is designed for ages 0–3 and is a little different from the typical loud, crowded play place. We keep the atmosphere relaxed so children can play calmly, explore at their own pace, and interact with other little ones, while parents can actually sit, talk, and enjoy conversation with other adults.
Today — Friday
11:00 AM–12:00 PM
Ages 0–3
Just $10 — Cash Only
Must register using the link (waiver attached): https://member-site.net/VIP/default.aspx?EV--bchJhi

A simple, welcoming hour for little ones to move and play—and for parents to connect too. 💚

09/09/2026

Pop Up Mommy and Me 6 week session starting Monday September 21st at 1030am!
Join us for 6 weeks of fun, movement, coordination, and socialization.💚
Register today ! No payment due until 9/21.
https://member-site.net/VIP/default.aspx?EV--bcMPii

09/03/2026

Our next Pop Up Mommy & Me 6-Week Session begins Monday, September 21st at 10:30 AM!
Designed especially for ages 2–3, this fun, parent-assisted class helps little ones work on listening skills, coordination, confidence, balance, and following directions — all while spending quality time with Mom, Dad, or another grown-up!
📅 Starts: Monday, September 21st
⏰ 10:30 AM
👶 Ages 2–3
🥋 6-Week Program
📍 Evolution Martial Arts of Toms River
Register Here: https://member-site.net/VIP/default.aspx?EV--bcMPii
Space is limited, so reserve your child’s spot early!

08/30/2026

08/28/2026

Good luck Demo Team at Amerikick Internationals!!!! 🔥🔥🔥🔥

08/25/2026

SHOULD PARENTS REPORT BULLYING TO THE SCHOOL IN WRITING?

Should parents report bullying to the school in writing?

Yes—especially when the behavior is repeated, threatening, or affecting your child’s safety or education. A hallway conversation can be forgotten; a written report creates a record.

Send the report to the principal and follow the district’s process. Clearly state that you are reporting alleged harassment, intimidation, or bullying and include the facts you have documented.

Ask the school to confirm receipt, identify the Anti-Bullying Specialist, explain the next steps, and describe the immediate safety plan for your child while the matter is reviewed.

Keep a copy of everything you submit and every response you receive. Follow up calmly and in writing after phone calls or meetings so there is a shared record of what was discussed.

What New Jersey parents can do when a child is being bullied: https://evolutionmartialartsnj.com/blog/bullying-law-what-parents-can-do-part-3

Educational information only—not legal advice. Laws, forms, and district policies can change. Verify current NJDOE guidance and your district’s policy.

Knowing the law is only half the battle. Here's the step-by-step escalation ladder every NJ parent needs — from reporting to the school all the way to the U.S. Department of Justice — with exact timelines and what to document.

08/25/2026

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08/25/2026

Our Angels cheerleaders are getting better and better! So excited for this season! 🖤