Bayside Academy is the perfect place for your child to enjoy summer! Bayside’s 2024 summer programs offer a wide variety of options that will keep campers entertained and engaged.
Registration is available online only on Wednesday, February 21 to Bayside Academy students and Monday, March 1 to the general public. Registration grade indicates the camper’s grade for the 2024-2025 school year. Please check online for program minimums and maximums as well as other program details. Bayside Academy reserves the right to change the details of any camp/program. We are committed to our campers having a safe, healthy, and fun- lled summer.
REGISTER FOR CAMPS AT
beyondbayside.campbrainregistration.com
Director of Auxiliary Programs
Marilee Propst
admiralsummer@baysideacademy.org
For the most up-to-date information, visit www.baysideacademy.org.
2024 Summers at Bayside Calendar
MORNING SESSION
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
AFTERNOON SESSION
1:00 - 4:00 PM
* See camp description for time and details
Week of May 12
Girls Soccer Camp Grades 2-7*
Top Gun Basketball Shooting Camp Grades 1-8*
Week of May 19
Boys Soccer Camp Grades 1-7*
Girls Basketball Camp Grades 4-8*
Week of May 26
Boys Indoor Soccer Camp Grades 3-6*
Week of June 2
Wrestling Camp Grades 1-6*
Track & Field Camp Grades 3-7*
Once Upon A Time Camp Grades PK4-3
Summer Sure is Sweet Grades K-5
Fantastic Fish Grades K-5
ACT Prep Course Grades 10-12*
Physics Camp Grades 7-9
Theater Intensive Grades 7-12*
Week of June 9
Boys Basketball Camp Grades 1-4
Boys Basketball Camp Grades 5-8
Dinosaur Camp Grades PK4-1
LEGO WEDO 2.0 Grades 1-5
B.R.O.S. Camp Grades PK4-3
Pretty Cool Printmaking Grades K-5
Candy Chemistry Grades 1-4
Candy Chemistry Grades 1-4
Law & Order Grades 8 & 9
Painting Around the World Grades K-5
Theater Intensive Grades 7-12
Drivers Education Age 15+
Week of June 16
Baseball Camp Grades 2-5
Pirate Camp Grades PK4-2
Fold, Twist, & Tie Dye Grades K-5
Art & Nature Grades K-5
Enchanted Engineers Grades 1-4
Enchanted Engineers Grades 1-4
Everything Disney Grades 2-5
Everything Disney Grades 2-5
Spanish Summer Fun Camp Grades 2-4
Drivers Education Age 15+
Week of June 23
Volleyball Camp Grades 3-8*
B.F.F Camp Grades PK4-3
What’s Cooking Camp Grades PK4-3
Space Camp Grades PK4-1
Pottery Camp Grades K-5
Under the Sea & Animals Grades K-5
Summer’s Best Mixed Media Grades K-5
Spanish Summer Fun Camp Grades 2-4
Puppetry Performance Camp Grades 6-8
Football Day Camp Grades 1-6*
Drivers Education Age 15+
Week of July 7
Cheer Camp Grades K-6*
Pickleball Camp Grades 3-8
Construction Camp Grades PK4-2
Dog Lovers Camp Grades 2-5
Spanish Summer Fun Camp Grades 2-4
Fishing Rod Building Camp Grades 5-8
Blast-Off Piano Camp Grades 1-4*
Disney Piano Camp Grades 2-6*
Football Day Camp Grades 1-6*
Week of July 14
Hip Hop Dance Camp Grades 4-7*
Magical Garden Fairy Camp Grades PK4-2
Comic Book Camp Grades 2-6
Jewelry Making Grades 2-6
Jewelry Making Grades 2-6
Spanish Summer Fun Camp Grades 2-4
Games Galore Piano Camp Grades 3-6*
Week of July 21
Volleyball Camp Grades 3-8*
Slime Camp Grades 2-5
Innovate & Discover Grades PK4-2
Chess Camp Grades 3-12
Chess Camp Grades 3-12
Week of July 28
Cross Country Camp Grades 3-6*
Math Prep Camp Grade 6*
Math Prep Camp Grade 7*
Power Up Camps Bayside Students Only
Kick Off to Kindergarten
Blast Off to First
Soaring Into Second
Thriving in Third
Moving Forward in Fourth
ATHLETICS
MAY DATES | These camps are being o ered after school on the following dates. Use 2024-2025 grade levels when registering.
Girls Soccer Camp $125
May 13-15 | 3-4:30 PM | Grades 2-7
Dane Lumsden
This camp will give all girls, regardless of level, the opportunity to enjoy the sport while developing individual and team skills. Coaches will stress the love of the game and concentrate on fundamental soccer skills.
Top Gun Basketball Shooting Camp $100
May 15 & 16 | 3-5:30 PM | Grades 1-8
Jonathan Vines
This camp is for anyone looking to improve their basketball shot. Bayside basketball sta and players will assist players in developing an easy, repeatable shooting motion. We believe basketball is more fun when you can consistently hit the 3-point shot. Towards that end, we will impart the skills and techniques necessary to increase shooting-range AND con dence. Boys and girls welcome!
Boys Soccer Camp $160
May 20-23 | 3-5 PM | Grades 1-7
Jamie Ferguson
This camp provides all boys, regardless of skill level or age, the opportunity to enjoy the sport while developing individual team skills. The camp stresses the love of the game and will concentrate on fundamental skills.
Girls Basketball Camp $160
May 20-23 | 3-5 PM | Grades 4-8
Sam Miller
Girls will enjoy working and playing on the hardwood! Players will learn about an up-tempo, quick decision-based style of play. The fundamentals of ball handling, shooting, footwork, defending, rebounding, and transition will be taught during small sided games that will expose players to real, game-like situations where decision based basketball will be coached.
Boys Indoor Soccer Camp $140
May 28-31| 9-11 AM | Grades 3-6
Jamie Ferguson
Camp will consist of small sided 4v4 Futsal games. Futsal develops individual player pro ciency while promoting teamwork as players work together to solve problems.
Track & Field Camp $160
June 3-6 | 8:30-11:15 AM | Grades 3-7
Joe Swagart
All aspects of track and eld will be covered during this camp. Campers will learn drills of various eld events and hurdles, including long and triple jump, high jump, shot put, discus, and turbo javelin. Participants will run various distances throughout each session and conclude each day with a fun camp activity.
Wrestling Camp $140
June 3-5 | 5-8 PM | Grades 1-6
Caleb Hall
Campers will learn the fundamentals of wrestling skills as they develop self-con dence, self-discipline, and physical tness. Campers will have the opportunity to engage in wrestling matches to further develop their wrestling skills.
Boys Basketball Camp $160
June 10-13 | 9 AM-12 PM | Grades 1-4
June 10-13 | 1-4 PM | Grades 5-8
Jonathan Vines
Learn to play THE ADMIRAL WAY– a fun, fast-paced style of play. We like to run, shoot the 3, and attack the rim. Our players will be highly-skilled, tough, and well-versed in situational play. This camp emphasizes the fundamentals of shooting, passing, ball-handling, team defense, and character. Our goal is to give your child a framework for basketball success throughout the year.
Boys Baseball Camp $160
June 17-20 | 9 AM-12 PM | Grades 2-5
Matt Limbaugh
The camp will focus on all aspects of the game. Sta will emphasize fundamentals of hitting, elding, base running, and throwing. Campers will have opportunities to use their new skills in games during camp and will be taught drills and techniques they can practice and use on their own.
Volleyball Camp $160
Session 1: June 24-27 | 8:30 AM-12 PM | Grades 3-8
Session 2: July 22-25 | 8:30 AM-12 PM | Grades 3-8
Ann Schilling
Campers will learn fundamental volleyball skills such as proper serving, passing, setting, and hitting techniques. O ensive and defensive strategies are also introduced. Sessions feature age-appropriate instruction for all.
Football Camp $65
Session 1: June 28 | 8-10:30 AM | Grades 1-6
Session 2: July 12 | 8-10:30 AM | Grades 1-6
Barrett Trotter
Campers will have fun learning and improving football skills while they develop their concept of teamwork.
Cheer Camp $170
July 8-11 | 9 AM-12 PM | Grades K-6
Jordan Collins
Campers join the cheer coaches as they learn to dance, cheer, jump, and tumble. Camp will be held at the Bayside Cheer Gym.
Pickleball Camp $160
July 8-11 | 9-11 AM | Grades 3-8
Scott Clemens
Pickleball Camp is designed for beginner to intermediate level players. Campers will learn the rules and fundamentals and play games while having fun. Good sportsmanship will be emphasized, and prizes will be given away each day for those who have earned them. Camp will be held at Lott Park.
Hip Hop Pom Dance Camp $140
July 15-18 | 1-3 PM | Grades 4-7
Jordan Collins
Campers will learn hip-hop pom routines with a performance on the last day of camp.
Cross Country Camp $160
July 29-August 1 | 8:30-11:15 AM | Grades 3-6
Joe Swagart
All aspects of cross country will be covered during this camp. During each session, campers will complete a warm up, a training session, and drills and “learn by doing” activities that varsity-level XC team members perform. Campers will run various distances throughout each session and conclude each day with a fun camp activity.
ARTS
Theatre Intensive $325
June 3-14 | 9 AM -12 PM | Grades 7-12
Lesley Richards
Campers attending this two-week intensive camp will work on the ner points of performing through learning a monologue, a scene, and a play. We will explore di erent styles of acting and work on both comedic and dramatic pieces. There will be a performance on the nal day of camp.
Once Upon a Time Camp $225
June 3-6 | 9 AM-12 PM | Grades PK4-3
Hannah Etheredge
Children will explore di erent literature selections each day and bring the literature to life through drama, songs, and various art activities.
Summer Sure is Sweet! Sculpture Camp $225
June 3-6 | 9 AM-12 PM | Grades K-5
Shannon Noble
Campers will satisfy their sweet tooth as they explore and create summer's sweetest treats. Participants will create fabulous 3-D fruit art, paper-mache sundaes, and plaster donuts that are pretty enough to eat and oh so sweet!
Fantastic Fish Mixed Media Camp $225
June 3-6 | 1-4 PM | Grades K-5
Shannon Noble
This week of camp is all about sh. Campers will explore several di erent art mediums as they create four fantastic sh masterpieces!
BROS Camp Building Relationships Over Summer $225
June 10-13 | 9 AM-12 PM | Grades PK4-3
Hannah Etheredge
Boys gather together to build lasting relationships with old and new friends as they participate in games, art, and physical and social activities.
Printmaking Camp $225
June 10-13 | 9 AM-12 PM | Grades K-5
Shannon Noble
Campers will be exploring and experimenting with various types of printmaking. Get ready for some messy, cool printmaking masterpieces!
Painting Around the World Camp $225
June 10-13 | 1-4 PM | Grades K-5
Shannon Noble
Attention Campers: Pack your bags as we are going on a painting art camp trip! Let's get a stamp or two on our passports as we "travel" the world and learn how di erent cultures create art. This week campers will become uent in the universal language of art!
Everything Disney! $225
June 17-20 | 9 AM-12 PM | Grades 2-5
June 17-20 | 1-4 PM | Grades 2-5
Michelle Schoensiegel
Campers will experience all things Disney through music, dramatic arts, crafts, book-making, and designing a t-shirt.
Fold,
Twist, & Tie Dye $225
June 17-20 | 9 AM-12 PM | Grades K-5
Shannon Noble
Campers will be sure to unleash their creativity as they create each unique tie dye piece. Pillowcases, canvas bags, t-shirts, and more! Summer would not be complete without a little tie dye!
Art & Nature Painting & Mixed Media Camp $225
June 17-20 | 1-4 PM | Grades K-5
Shannon Noble
This camp is designed for all art and nature lovers! Campers will gain inspiration from all things in nature: plants, insects, “Down by the Bay” walks, and more. Camp Bonus: campers will explore cyanotype sun print making and learn to create upscale art from recycled materials.
Spanish Summer Fun $175
Session 1: June 24-27 | 9 AM-12 PM | Grades 2-4
Session 2: July 8-11 | 9 AM-12 PM | Grades 2-4
Session 3: July 15-18 | 9 AM-12 PM | Grades 2-4
Sabrina Giancotti
Campers will have a new door opened as they learn Spanish during this fun summer camp. Participants may join for one or more weeks throughout the summer. We will focus on exploring a new language by playing, dancing, singing, and creating stories together while building new Spanish vocabulary.
Girls B.F.F. Camp Building Forever Friendship $225
June 24-27 | 9 AM-12 PM | Grades PK4-3
Hannah Etheredge
Girls gather with old friends and meet new classmates as they participate in various fun art and social activities designed to build lasting friendships.
Pottery Camp $250
June 24-27 | 1-4 PM | Grades K-4
Cindy Robles
Campers will explore the world of hand-building pottery and create ceramics to treasure for a lifetime.
Under
the Sea & Animals! Painting Camp $225
June 24-27 | 9 AM-12 PM | Grades K-5
Shannon Noble
Campers will be taking a trip on a sea turtle’s back under the sea, participating in an awesome jeep safari, and zip lining over the rainforest while having tons of smART fun and producing lots of fabulous canvas paintings!
Puppetry: Performing for an Audience $230
June 24-28 | 9 AM-12 PM | Grades 6-8
Lesley Richards
Campers will learn the ins and outs of good puppeteering, from character creation to proper physical fundamentals. We will discover di erent styles of puppetry and learn about their histories, including shadow, marionette, Bunraku, traditional hand-and-rod, and more. Campers will perform their work in a showcase on the nal day. Hand-and-rod puppets will be provided, but students may bring their own if they prefer.
Summer’s
BEST! Mixed Media Camp $225
June 24-27 | 1-4 PM | Grades K-5
Shannon Noble
During the nal session of Mrs. Noble’s art camps, participants will enjoy producing art through sculpture, printmaking, painting, collage and Tie Dye while saving the BEST for LAST!
Dog Lovers Camp $225
July 8-11 | 9 AM-12 PM | Grades 2-5
Alyssa Tuel
Campers will participate in a variety of dog-themed activities. They will read a variety of books, complete doggy crafts, and enjoy visits from various dogs and people working in our community. The camp will conclude with a doggy picnic at May Day Park.
Blast-off
with Piano $125
July 8-12 | Scheduled 50 Minute Sessions | Grades 1-4
Amy Morgan
Blast-o with Piano is a wonderful week long opportunity for interested beginner piano students to experience how much fun playing the piano is and for parents to “try before they buy” a year of lessons. There will be a recital, “piano party,” at the end of the week.
Disney Piano Camp $125
July 8-11 | 1-3 PM | Grades 2-6 with year(s) of experience
Amy Morgan
During this camp, we will learn to play Disney favorites along with playing games that focus on musical development.
Magical Garden Fairy Camp $225
July 15-18 | 9 AM-12 PM | Grades PK3-2
Savannah Asmus & Kaelyn Walch
Campers will enjoy an enchanting week learning about the magical world of fairies that fill our gardens, meadows, and tree tops while creating their very own fairyland and custom costume.
Jewelry Making $225
June 15-18 | 9 AM-12 PM | Grades 2-6
June 15-18 | 1-4 PM | Grades 2-6
Tanya Best
Campers will express their creativity as they learn a variety of jewelry-making techniques to produce their own designs.
Comic Book Camp $225
July 15-18 | 9 AM-12 PM | Grades 2-6
Alyssa Tuel
Campers will learn about the elements of a graphic novel through reading several examples of comic books, graphic novels, and researching many famous graphic authors. Participants will learn how to create and sketch their own interesting characters, develop the plot of a story, and add pictures to enhance their narrative. At the end, students will have written and illustrated their very own short graphic novel!
Games Galore Piano Camp $150
July 15-18 | Scheduled Two Hour Sessions | Grades 3-6 with year(s) of experience
Amy Morgan
Students play all sorts of games during this camp while learning all kinds of musical concepts. It is a win-win. The teacher loves it because students are covering so much theory, and students have fun playing games.
MATH & SCIENCE
ACT Prep Course $280
June 3-6 | 9:30 AM-12:15 PM | Grades 10-12
Steve Marine/Hillary Lee
This course will prepare students to attack the ACT with strategies, enhanced subject understanding, and focus. Five hours of English and reading instruction will be provided by Steve Marine, and Hillary Lee will provide ve hours of instruction in math and science which includes graph and chart understanding. Students will have a 15-minute break between sections each day. An ACT study guide will be included in the registration cost.
Physics Camp $225
June 3-6 | 1-3:30 PM | Grades 7-9
Joe Swagart
Campers will use investigative labs and discovery activities on the following topics: position vs time, velocity vs time, acceleration due to gravity, projectile motion, collisions, and more. Our goal is to connect math and science through inquiry-based activities.
Dinosaur Camp $225
June 10-13 | 9 AM-12 PM | Grades PK4-1
Cindy Robles
Campers will explore the prehistoric world of dinosaurs. We will dig for fossils, create volcanic eruptions, and become certi ed as Paleontologists!
LEGO WEDO 2.0
Robotics & Programming Camp $225
June 10-13 | 1-4 PM | Grades 1-5
Cindy Robles
Learn how to build and program robots that move, light up, and make sounds!
Law & Order Camp $185
June 10-13 | 9 AM-12 PM | Grades 8 & 9
William Hester
Campers will have the opportunity to participate in a mock-trial as an attorney or witness. Students will learn aspects of a trial, such as opening and closing statements, direct and cross examination, and rules of evidence. Each day students will learn a di erent aspect of the court case before putting on the mock-trial at the end of the week!
Candy Chemistry $225
June 10-13 | 9 AM-12 PM | Grades 1-4
June 10-13 | 1-4 PM | Grades 1-4
Erica Dunn
Campers should get ready for a mouth-watering journey into the magical world of candy chemistry. If you have a sweet tooth for science, this camp is perfect for you! The Candy Chemistry campers will blend the sweetness of candy with the excitement of chemistry by being encouraged to make hypotheses, record observations, and draw conclusions to foster scienti c thinking.
Pirate Camp $225
June 17-20 | 9 AM-12 PM | Grades PK4-2
Savannah Asmus
Ahoy, Matey! Campers will “hoist the colors” as they sail the seas and explore tales of pirates, walk the plank, and search for hidden treasure!
Enchanted Engineering:
A Fairy Tale STEM Adventure $225
June 17-20 | 9 AM-12 PM | Grades 1-4
June 17-20 | 1-4 PM | Grades 1-4
Erica Dunn
Campers will embark on a magical journey where fairy tales and STEM collide! They will join together for a spellbinding adventure where curious minds transform into enchanted explorers while they experience a camp lled with hands-on experiments, fantastical challenges, and the joy of discovering the STEM wonders hidden within our favorite fairy tales.
Space Camp $225
June 24-27 | 9 AM-12 PM | Grades PK4-1
Cindy Robles
Campers will explore our solar system as they build and launch rockets. Children will train like astronauts and earn an o cial space-training certi cation.
What’s Cooking? $225
June 24-27 | 1-4 PM | Grades PK4-3
Hannah Etheredge
Children will try recipes and cook up some fun with Ms. Etheredge as they explore an assortment of food types during this exciting time together.
Construction Camp $225
July 8-11 | 9 AM-12 PM | Grades PK4-2
Savannah Asmus
Campers will explore simple machines, engineering, and all the fun of a construction site as they ask the question, “Can we build it?” YES, we can!
Fishing Rod Building Camp $250
July 8-12 | 9 AM-12 PM | Grades 5-8
Emily & Luke Stewart
This camp is designed for young anglers who love to sh! Campers will start their week with a berglass blank pole and end the week with their very own custom-made shing rod! They will learn rod-building techniques, shing tips, and how to tie multiple shing knots.
Innovate & Discover Camp $225
July 22-25 | 9 AM-12 PM | Grades PK4-2
Stefanie Patterson
Children will explore engineering, art and science during this dynamic camp as they engage in fun, science based activities together.
Slime Camp $225
July 22-25 | 9 AM-12 PM | Grades 2-5
Alyssa Tuel
Campers will be learning all about di erent types of slime! Participants will develop an understanding of the chemical reaction behind slime and other substances. Each day, they will learn how to make a new type of slime, playdough, and even oobleck! At the end of the week, campers will develop their own slime recipe book and customizable slime.
Chess Camp $330 Full/$210 Half
July 22-26 | Half Day/Full Day | Grades 3-12
Half Day: 9 AM-12 PM or 1-4 PM
Full Day: 9 AM-4 PM
Alanna Katz & Associates
Campers will have the opportunity to improve their chess skills. Beginners welcome. Participants will be divided by skill level. We will focus on preparing students for tournament competition.
Math Prep Camp $200
July 29-August 1 | Grade 6 | 9-11:30 AM
July 29-August 1 | Grade 7 | 1-3:30 PM
Jennifer McDowell
This camp is an opportunity for students to increase their math skills in preparation for the coming year. The session will jump-start the brain and shake o the summer slump!
Other Camps
Drivers Education $405
8:30 AM-1 PM | Grades 9-12
(Students must be 15 and have a Driver Permit)
Session 1: June 10-14
Session 2: June 17-21
Session 3: June 24-28
Mark Lasseter/Sam Leffard
Driving time will be held Monday through Friday as required by the course. E orts will be made to accommodate student/family schedules. There will be 2.5 hours of written homework during the week and a written test on Tuesday. Information will be emailed to participants prior to the scheduled week.
Camp Bayside Summer Day Camp
Full Summer Program: $2500
June 3-July 26 | 7:30 AM-5:30 PM | Grades 1-7
Scott Johnston
Camp Bayside o ers campers the opportunity to explore, create, play and discover! Campers immerse themselves in summer fun while exploring the world around them. Counselors provide an engaging and safe learning environment for the campers to enjoy while they participate in fun activities. Camp Bayside allows campers to make new friends and strengthen both minds and bodies in a fun environment. Space is limited.
Power Up! $200
July 29-August 1 | 9 AM-12 PM
School will begin before we know it! The following grade-level camps led by Bayside teachers will give campers an opportunity to gather with old and new Admiral friends while they explore, investigate, and create together! Each camp is speci c to the grade level indicated. Full details of each camp are available at the registration site.
Kick Off to Kindergarten
Blast Off to
First
Soaring into Second
Thriving in Third
Moving Forward in Fourth
