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TREBLE MAKERS YOUNG JEFFERSONTOWN MUSICIANS CREATE MOVING MELODIES Writers / Kathryn Wigger & Ashley Sumner

When you walk through the doors of Farmer Elementary and Tully Elementary before school on Tuesday and Thursday mornings the sound of music fills the halls. You see students engaged and actively making music, singing, dancing, playing instruments and improvising. You hear students behind xylophones, metallophones, glockenspiels and drums playing, creating and composing melodies and rhythms together. These are the student musicians of the Treble Makers Orff Ensemble. The Treble Makers Orff Ensemble is a group of musicians made up of third, fourth and fifth grade students from Farmer Elementary and Tully Elementary in Jeffersontown, directed by Ashley Sumner and Kathryn Wigger. This group of young musicians performs, creates and improvises

using xylophones, recorders and percussion instruments while also integrating movement and speech. These young musicians are productive collaborators as they work effectively to accomplish the common goal of music making, even though they are at two different schools. Using FaceTime and written music notation, students create and compose together, giving each other thoughtful and meaningful feedback on compositions and musical creations. Students not only practice separately at their own schools but also practice at a central location that allows students to meet and make music together. This unique collaboration offers students who attend these public schools in Jeffersontown the opportunity to make music and form lasting friendships, while growing into emerging innovators. They ask each other musical questions, they challenge one another and together

they seek to learn and take musical risks, making adjustments that result in beautiful music that is creative and innovative. Musicians in the Treble Makers are taught using the Orff Schulwerk approach and perform music by Carl Orff, as well as music they have created themselves. Orff Schulwerk is Music for Children. It is a model for music and movement education that offers opportunity for active and creative music making by all children. Developed by Carl Orff and Gunild Keetman, the Orff Schulerk builds musicianship through singing, playing instruments, speech, movement and improvising. Through the Orff Schulwerk, musicians become prepared and resilient learners, demonstrating musical knowledge, reflecting on their musical successes and challenges and making appropriate adjustments in order to grow musically.

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The Treble Makers enjoy performing for their community. Throughout the school year, the Treble Makers not only perform in their schools for their peers but also perform for community events, such as playing Christmas Carols at local health facilities, performing at the Festival of Trees and Lights and performing for music educators at the Kentucky Orff Schulwerk Association and the Kentucky Music Educators Association Convention. Performing outside their local schools allows the Treble Makers to give back and share their love of music with their local community. It allows them to pause where they are in their learning process to showcase their musical skills and reflect on the hard work and dedication it takes to be music makers and learners. The directors of the Treble Makers are Kathryn Wigger and Ashley Sumner. Wigger is the music teacher at Tully Elementary and Sumner is the music teacher at Farmer Elementary. The two met

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eight years ago while completing their Orff Schulwerk Certification at the University of Kentucky. Wanting to enhance their school music programs, they created a combined Orff Ensemble that has grown over the years from a small ensemble, that only performed once a year, to what is now the Treble Makers. Wigger is currently in her ninth year as the music teacher at Tully Elementary, teaching general music k-5. Kathryn was named the 2017-18 Jefferson County Public Schools music teacher of the year. She received her Bachelors in Harp Performance from New England Conservatory of Music and a Masters in Secondary Education from Xavier University. She is a Nationally Board Certified teacher. Sumner graduated from Murray State University with a Bachelors Degree in Music Education and from Walden University with a Masters in Curriculum, Instruction and Assessment. Sumner is currently in her 14th year teaching in Jefferson County Public Schools and is currently teaching general music at Farmer Elementary to students k-5. The Treble Makers are honored to be invited to play at the Jeffersontown Family Performing Arts Night, organized by Rhonda Rowland-Jeffersontown Arts Program Manager, on Friday, February 15 from 7:00-9:00 p.m. They will be playing pieces from “Music for Children” by Carl Orff and Gunild Keetman, arranged specifically for the Treble Makers by ensemble directors Kathryn Wigger and Ashley Sumner. In these pieces, students will improvise and perform melodies and rhythms together, as to showcase their musicianship and confidence in music making. Jeffersontown Family Performing Arts Night will be at the Jeffersonian. Wheeler Elementary will open the performance, singing old favorites from “Get America Singing” from Hal Leonard by John Jacobson. Louisville Trio will accompany the Wheeler students who are directed by Sara Manchak, Integrated Music Teacher. The community is also invited to join the Treble Makers at their Spring performance on Thursday, April 18 at 6:00 at Tully Elementary School. 8 / JEFFERSONTOWN MAGAZINE / FEBRUARY 2019 / JeffersontownMag.com

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SKUVAULT IS FAST BECOMING A MAJOR PLAYER IN THE E-COMMERCE WORLD Writer / Mallory Wright

Our area is full of companies. Companies on the rise, companies rebuilding from a hard hit and companies struggling to stay afloat. Among these companies, the east end houses many mom and pop shops, enterprise level health care facilities, midsize industrial equipment farms, boutiques. You name it and we have it. But what we also have that many people aren’t aware of is a company established and created to help other companies —SkuVault. SkuVault, a warehouse management system, rebuilt from the ground-up on Microsoft’s Cloud and catered towards eCommerce companies, SkuVault’s product was created and branded in late 2011 and launched to

market in 2012. The goal of SkuVault was to create a system that sellers would love and was simple to use. They empire business to business and business to customer companies to optimize their operations at a fraction of their cost. Some of the features of this software include reducing out of stock errors with quality control, simplifying the picking process for warehouse workers, streamlining purchases and lessening time spent on physical re-allocation of products. The main pain points that many large warehouse companies experience, SkuVault strives to alleviate. And the brains behind this business started right in our backyard. Growing up in Louisville, Kentucky, Andy Eastes was one of the “Highlands/ Skateboard kids” as he called himself. When FEBRUARY 2019

he was in middle school, Eastes and his best friend Matt Kubancik, were always on the prowl for avenues to make money. They would raid their parents’ attic and their friends’ parents’ attic always looking for the next hidden gem they could sell. Once they exhausted their options of attics to rummage through, they would hit up the neighborhood yard sales. The saying, “One man’s junk is another man’s treasure,” hit home for them from a business perspective and the two young men were climbing the entrepreneurship ladder quickly. Over time, Eastes and Kubancik took their browsing abilities to the next level by going to outlet stores. It was there that the idea of their business started to take off and they found a mentor who helped them

with their very own start-up business, Street Moda. They evolved from bargain shoppers to account holders with companies and dealing with vendors. Near the end of high school, Eastes was still working the side business but knew college would require his undivided attention. Kubancik continued to manage the business and had attempted to build a custom system for better efficiency but needed some assistance. Eastes was now attending the University of Louisville Speed School for Industrial Engineering where he started learning how to develop custom software solutions for manufacturing companies. Companies consistently were facing the common challenge with their warehouse items and organizational structure — a lack thereof an operating system or software that could speed up efficiency. It was then that Eastes, Kubancik and now Slava Ivanyuk combined forces to build a product — a warehouse management system. Something that they realized they needed and many others would desire. Since then, SkuVault has grown from a startup of four in a 50-square foot closet of a partner company to a thriving and growing business of more than 70 fulltime employees in an 8,500 square foot building in the east end. In 2017, they had a 44.12 percent increase in revenue and received an average satisfaction rating for support of 91.8 percent. Eastes now serves as COO, Ivanyuk as the CTO and Kubancik is actually a client of SkuVault. Their business reaches across five continents, 41 countries and 326 cities. Last year alone, SkuVault closed 67 deals with 66 of those deals being closed with a handshake.

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Good housekeeping facilitates good health. A clean, sanitary environment is especially important to families caring for a child receiving treatment for cancer. However, maintaining a stock of household products and cleaning supplies can be elusive to caregivers who are busy monitoring and managing their child’s health care. Jace Hurt, who was treated for cancer in 2015-2016, knows the importance of a clean home to minimize risk of infection to the patient. He also experienced the thoughtfulness of others who provided household products to his family. So, he decided to help other pediatric cancer families in a similar way. Hurt collected household products and distributed them at the University of Louisville Pediatric Oncology Unit last December. He plans another collection drive this fall. Hurt, a high school senior, began his

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there. You never expect the doctor to say, ‘hey your child has cancer.’ It was hard. I have three other kids. I had a grandbaby on the way. My oldest daughter was living at home too, so there was a ton of stuff going on.”

“During the time I was going through It was during chemotherapy that Jace chemotherapy I was humbled,” he says. noticed a need common to pediatric cancer Teresa Hurt, his mother says he is doing great. patient families. He says his mother’s friend had brought them household items such as “He did really good with chemotherapy,” wipes, toilet paper and more. she says. “He had rounds December 2015 through March 2016. His chemo was “That was helpful to us, more than other pretty aggressive.” types of donations I’ve gotten because my mom didn’t have to stress about going to He received treatments three to four days a the store and getting all the stuff that she week in the outpatient clinic. Some sessions needed to get,” he says. “Some of it was were short, while other sessions would run needed for my treatment in the house like from 7 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Teresa says it was the clean-up wipes to make sure everything very stressful. is clean and I’m not getting sick while I go through chemo. It was very helpful.” “It’s an emotional roller coaster,” she says. “You see all these ads, like for St. Jude and Teresa echoed Jace’s feelings of gratitude for you feel compelled to give $10 here, $25 the household items. FEBRUARY 2019

“I had a kid at home getting I-V fluids, and I was trying to learn how to be a nurse,” she says. “I had no clue what I was doing. You got this guilt, you got other kids that you have got to take care of, and I just didn’t have time. So many times, I thought I am so glad I have this. Other people from my work would drop things off and a lot of the things were household things and he remembered that, and he was like, ‘Mom, you know what, that is something the hospital didn’t provide. The volunteers always came through and made sure I had stuff, but nobody was really looking out for the moms. I saw that helped you a lot and I want to see if I can do a fundraiser where I can help the parents of kids that are going through cancer treatments so that they can spend more time with their kids.’”

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The toiletry drive is a prescription for the stress caregivers experience. “The term is caregiver strain,” Teresa says. “It happens to a lot of people. The type of thing where they get overwhelmed. It is a little special in the Oncology Department because you never know how many days your child has, and you don’t want to leave that baby’s side to go home and get toothpaste. Many times, we would see parents come into the Oncology Unit and you could tell they haven’t washed their hair. They probably couldn’t go to the store.” Last year, Jace set up the items by the nurses’ station in the Oncology Unit for people to take what they needed. The items were available for a week or two. He had intended to give a basket of supplies to at

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