In the News: How Share-A-Cart Helps Educators
Shared on 16 August 2025, by Ed
A culinary arts student at Grand Rapids Community College (Michigan) sharpens her food-preparation skills. (Photo: Grand Rapids Community College)In the News: How Share-A-Cart Helps Educators
We’ve recently been featured again in the press. See how two educators use Share-A-Cart at work:
- Dr. Werner Absenger, program director at the Secchia Institute for Culinary Education, shares how his hands-on cooking program helps busy healthcare workers build confidence and healthy habits by teaching quick, nutritious meal prep, enabling them to cook more at home and better support their patients.
- Matt Edwards, director of Delhi Unified School District’s Expanded Learning Opportunities Program, explains how decentralizing supply decisions, using Share-A-Cart, and standardizing classroom kits streamlined procurement—saving educators time and ensuring students have what they need for hands-on learning.
Google Classroom Integration
If your school uses Google Classroom, try our free Share-A-Cart app that lets teachers easily share classroom supply lists with students and parents. Over 600 teachers are already using it—why not join them?
