Catasauqua Middle School welcomed parents/guardians to meet the teachers Sept. 14.

In addition to individual teacher visits in each classroom, grade-level presentations were held in the auditorium.

Tables were also scattered throughout the school, providing information on clubs and programs that are available for students to join. Parents/guardians and students attended the Scholastic book fair in the multimedia center with technology aid Chrissy Weaver, who assisted with purchases and answered any questions that shoppers may have.

In the lobby, Jennifer Staib, with Center for Humanistic Change, greeted incoming parents/guardians and provided information on the program, which assists with bullying, substance abuse matters and behavioral health.

Also found in the lobby were representatives from Salisbury Behavioral Health, which is a school-based mental health outpatient program that aids students from elementary through high school. Referrals for this program can be submitted to the student’s school guidance counselor.

Daniel Snyder hosted a table for Lehigh Career and Technical Institute. This program begins in high school, but students are able to tour the school beginning in eighth grade. Although CMS students have some time until they are able to participate, it is never too early to see what academic opportunities may be available for their future.

Student Cecilia Deidzel was waving down students who were looking for adventure and outdoor activities because Girl Scout Troop 94 is welcoming new members. The troop meets 7 p.m. Mondays at Holy Trinity Memorial Lutheran Church, 604 Fourth St., Catasauqua.

For more information on the troop, contact Donald Szerencits at szerencitsd@gmail.com.