Raul Bedolla

Director of Education · Truth Computing

Raul Bedolla

Bring the students you are trying to reach.

Raul Bedolla.

His role

Raul owns Truth Academy.

He runs its day-to-day operations and holds it to the mission it was founded on: a tuition-free school for every student. He is working closely with Truth Computing to establish the Academy and recruit its first cohort.

Truth Academy · Live now

Every student deserves the tools to shape what comes next.

Free, bite-sized lessons in AI, computer science, and college readiness, built to make complex ideas simple. No signups, no accounts.

Learn · Digital

Feynman Platform

Free K–12 learning tools online. Choose a track, from AI and cybersecurity to academic support and scholarships.

Local Pilots · In person

Local Programs

Starting in Montclair. Staff-supported exploration alongside your community, at no cost to students.

Leadership · Advanced

Leadership Program

A selective, multi-year cohort focused on character, technical fluency, and community execution.

Montclair After-School Program logo.

Active collaborationMontclair After-School Program (MAP), home of the first local program.

Zero student tracking in lessons. The Feynman tutor runs in your browser, so what you type to it stays on your device.

Where this is going

He is working to set up Feynman Clubs across Southern California, student communities built around one mission, democratizing access to technology. The first clubs are being organized now. He is in active conversation with leaders and educators at Ontario-Montclair (OMSD), Chaffey Joint Union High (CJUHSD), Jurupa Unified (JUSD), and Compton High School, among other districts.

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What Truth Computing stands for

Trust

Every claim we make, we can prove.

Discipline

We do fewer things, and we finish them.

Creativity

We find the answer no one else was looking for.

Execution

We own the outcome, not the recommendation.

Exuberance

We love this work, and it shows.

Get in touch

Talk about a club
at your school.

Put time on his calendar, and bring the grade band and the day of the week a club could meet.