School Life

Auxiliary Programs

Bayside Academy is proud to offer a robust selection of educational and enrichment activities during the school day and outside of school hours. These various opportunities complement our curriculum and provide exceptional experiences for our students. Register here.

Questions? Contact Marilee Propst at mpropst@baysideacademy.org.

Marilee Propst, Director of Auxiliary Programs

Bayside offers a wide variety of programs designed to enrich the lives of our students beyond the classroom. Activities are available to encourage students to explore their interests and talents in the fields of art, music, STEM, and drama in addition to sessions that engage the students in activities to help build healthy bodies and establish healthy habits.

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  • Extended Day

    Extended Day begins at dismissal time and is open until 5:30 p.m.

    We offer two levels of participation:
    Full-Time Service: $2500.00 per year, per child
    Drop-In Service: $30.00 per day, per child

    For more detailed information on Bayside's Extended Day program, please visit CampBrain.
  • Enrichment Classes

    Dance Classes with Zoe Lombard-Todd (PK3–3rd Grade)
    Ballet (PK3–3rd grade) and jazz (Grades 2 & 3) are once again offered with Ms. Zoe, who has been teaching dance at Mobile Ballet for more than 25 years and at Bayside for more than 20 years; additionally, she is the owner and director of Creative Outlet Dance Academy in downtown Fairhope. Click on the registration link to view specific information for each class offering. Register now. 

    Piano Lessons with Amy Morgan (Grades 2–12)
    Private piano lessons with Mrs. Morgan are being scheduled for students who participated in her program during the 2024–25 school year, but Mrs. Morgan will not be able to schedule new students at this time.

    If you are interested in private music lessons outside of school hours, please contact the following local music services who will help direct you to available music teachers in our area:
    The Studio in Daphne - 251.616.0828
    Bay Music in Fairhope - 251.517.7636

Fourth Quarter Admiral Afternoons Offerings

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  • Art Adventures

    Participants will paint and create with Mrs. Noble. During this quarter, students will continue expanding their imaginations as they become more confident and create displayable art pieces. Everyone will explore many visual art mediums such as drawing, painting, and mixed media. Each student will be guided through the creative process as ideas will be transformed from conception to completion. Register now. 
    Who: Grades 1–5
    When:
    3:15–4:30 p.m. on Thursdays, March 19–April 30
    Where: LS art room
    Cost: $245
  • LEGO WEDO 2.0 & Spike Robotics & Programming

    Students will learn how to program LEGO WeDo 2.0 and LEGO Spike robots with Ms. Robles utilizing motors and sensors to make them come alive. Register now.
    Who: Grades 1–5
    When: 3:15–4:30 p.m. on Thursdays, March 19–April 30
    Where: Early School
    Cost: $245
  • Manners for Minis

    Children will join Mrs. Bordenkircher and friends as they learn common courtesy techniques, good table manners, and proper etiquette to use during everyday life experiences. Using age-appropriate literature and impromptu role-playing scenarios, participants will have the opportunity to demonstrate good manners with their peers and adults. Register now.
    Who: PK–2nd grade
    When: 3:15–4:30 p.m. on Thursdays, March 19–April 30
    Where: Early School
    Cost: $245
  • What's Cooking?

    Children will explore new recipes while wearing their special chef hats as they cook up some fun with Ms. Etheredge during this exciting time together! Please advise of your child's food allergies. Register now.
    Who: PK–3rd grade
    When:
    3:15–4:30 p.m. Tuesdays, March 17–April 28 OR Thursdays, March 19–April 30
    Where: Early School
    Cost: $245

Driver Education

Instructors: Mark Lasseter and Sam Leffard

We are pleased to offer a Driver Education class this summer for students who are 15 years old and have a driver permit. Registration details are located in the "2026 Summer at Bayside" section of CampBrain.

For Bayside students, a half-credit for Driver Education will be earned and placed on the student’s transcript. The course is open to non-Bayside students as well.

Students must have some experience driving under supervision before taking this course as this is a defensive driving class and is not designed to actually teach them how to drive from the beginning. If your child is a novice and does not know how to drive, please reach out to us directly.

The program does not fall under the State of Alabama DMV gold card program. All students will have to actually go to the DMV to take their driving test in order to get their driving license.
  • Class runs for one week (Monday through Friday). 
    • Driving time will be held Monday through Friday as required by the course.
    • Efforts will be made to accommodate student/family schedules.
    • Information will be emailed to registered participants prior to their scheduled session. 
  • During the week, students will have 2 ½ hours of written homework and a written test.
  • Session dates: June 1–5, June 8–12, June 15–19, and June 22–26.
If you have any questions, please contact Coach Lasseter at mlasseter@baysideacademy.org or (251) 338-6413. Space is limited, so we encourage you to register soon. Payment is due at the time of registration.

Register here.

Meet the Auxiliary Programs Team

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  • Photo of Marilee Propst

    Marilee Propst 

    Director of Auxiliary Programs
    (251) 338-6390
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