JACKMAN — Forest Hills Consolidated School eighth graders helped the Jackman Water District with its 20th year open house on Dec. 15.

The students developed a variety of projects on different aspects of the water district’s operation.

Forest Hills Consolidated School eighth grader Joey Poulin created a water filter during the Jackman Water District's open house. Parker Desjardins, also an eighth grader, not pictured, worked together with Poulin on their project.
Forest Hills Consolidated School eighth grader Joey Poulin created a water filter during the Jackman Water District's open house. Parker Desjardins, also an eighth grader, not pictured, worked together with Poulin on their project. Contributed photo
Forest Hills Consolidated School eighth graders Alexis Campbell, left, and Taylor Fountaine, ran water tests such as pH, temperature and residual chlorine during Jackman Water District's open house.
Forest Hills Consolidated School eighth graders Alexis Campbell, left, and Taylor Fountaine, ran water tests such as pH, temperature and residual chlorine during Jackman Water District's open house. Contributed photo
Forest Hills Consolidated School eighth graders Sarah Hoyt, center, studied and reported on financial particulars during Jackman Water District's open house. Jacob Chagnot worked together with Hoyt on their project.
Forest Hills Consolidated School eighth graders Sarah Hoyt, center, studied and reported on financial particulars during Jackman Water District's open house. Jacob Chagnot worked together with Hoyt on their project. Contributed photo

On one of the projects, Parker Desjardins and Joey Poulin created a water filter, while Miranda Shelley looked into the history of the water district.

Approximately 30 people attended the open house which included refreshments and door prizes.

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