Free learning for K–12 students
Every student deserves the tools to shape what comes next.
Explore technology, college, careers, leadership, and more through free lessons built to make complex ideas understandable.
An initiative of Truth Computing
Touch it
See it
Understand it
Truth Academy moves from hands-on experiences, to visual understanding, to confident use of mathematical symbols.
Meet Feynman · our learning platform
Start with what makes you curious
Choose any lesson, learn at your own pace, and follow your curiosity across subjects and skill levels. There is no fixed grade track and no signup to begin.
One concept · five heights · same staircase
A Learning Ladder illustration: choose your starting point.
For curious students
How do chatbots work?
Try predicting the next word and discover the idea behind a language model.
Try a lesson →For educators
Teach it tomorrow
Ready-to-teach modules with a walkthrough, student activity, slides, and a check for understanding.
Browse classroom modules →For every starting point
One idea, five heights
Meet the same concept from a first spark to university coursework. Pick the explanation that fits you.
Open the Learning Ladder →A place to begin
What will you explore?
Start with the lessons and resources available today. We’re building toward a wider world of learning.
AI & computer science
See how machines learn, recognize images, and find the next word.
Explore ai & computer science →Cybersecurity
Explore privacy, security, and the choices that protect your information.
Explore cybersecurity →College & scholarships
Find scholarship opportunities and take a practical next step toward college.
Explore college & scholarships →Careers & entrepreneurship
Connect your interests to work, ideas, and things you might build.
Explore careers & entrepreneurship →Leadership & ethics
Think through fairness, responsibility, and technology’s effects on people.
Explore leadership & ethics →Academic support
Use Feynman’s learning guides and, when enabled, ask the tutor for another explanation.
Explore academic support →Learn from great teachers
A wider world of STEM learning.
Explore a curated collection of free videos from trusted educators, universities, scientists, and builders.
Veritasium
Derek Muller
Deep explanations, experiments, and investigations into physics, engineering, and scientific reasoning.
Recommended levels
Middle School, High School
Watch on YouTube(opens in a new tab)Khan Academy
Khan Academy
Structured instruction from foundational arithmetic through calculus, probability, and statistics.
Recommended levels
Elementary, Middle School, High School
Watch on YouTube(opens in a new tab)NASA
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Official mission coverage, launches, astronaut content, engineering demonstrations, and space-science explainers.
Recommended levels
Elementary, Middle School, High School
Watch on YouTube(opens in a new tab)Truth Academy curates links to independently produced educational resources. All videos and trademarks belong to their respective creators.
From learning to opportunity
An idea today. A possibility tomorrow.
Technology is changing what comes next. Our aim is to give students useful ways to understand it, build with it, and choose their own direction.
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Understand it
Build confidence by taking an idea apart and explaining it in your own words.
- 02
Make something
Turn a lesson into an experiment, a project, or a question worth pursuing.
- 03
Find your next step
Explore scholarships and college paths today, with mentorship and career connections in the program vision.
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Share what you know
Practice leadership by helping someone else learn and considering who your work affects.
Montclair & Jurupa Valley
Learning online and alongside your community
Feynman is free and open to every learner. Local programs are provided at no cost to students through community support and partnerships.
We’re starting with staff-supported exploration in Montclair. These five parts describe the model we’re working toward; availability will grow with local partners.
See local programs →Weekly classes
A regular space to learn, ask questions, and build together.
School programs
A no-cost pilot conversation shaped around a school’s students and staff.
Staff-supported exploration
Students choose Feynman lessons with program staff nearby to help.
Mentorship
A planned bridge between student interests and people with practical experience.
Guest speakers
A planned way to meet people working in technology, education, and the community.
Our first local pilot
Starting in Montclair
Through the Montclair After-School Program, students explore Feynman at their own pace with support from program staff. Access is provided at no cost to students.
This is our first local implementation. Dates, capacity, and participation details will be shared by the program team.
Ask about the Montclair pilotWhat we plan to learn
A measurement plan, with results to follow as evidence grows. Staff-led feedback is separate from website analytics.
- Participation and return visits
- Learning activity
- Confidence before and after
- Student-created projects
- College and career next steps
- Student, family, and staff feedback
Truth Academy Leadership Program
Develop leaders who can build, serve, and develop others.
A selective, multi-year system that combines education, leadership development, service, mentorship, and real-world execution for high-potential students across the Inland Empire and Southern California.
The idea behind it
Identify unusually high-potential people early. Invest heavily in their leadership, character, technical fluency, community service, and ability to execute real projects. Develop them into leaders who can then develop others.
In preparation. The first cohort hasn’t been selected and nominations aren’t open yet. Sharing interest or recommending a student now helps us plan; it isn’t an application.
About10students in a selective first cohort
Start with about 10 students and invest deeply rather than optimizing for scale.
12weeks in the first pilot
About 4–6 structured hours a week, set around school and family schedules.
5hours of community service a month
Service hours are logged and accompanied by a short reflection or evidence of contribution.
Projectsover classes
Students advance by demonstrating execution and completing the program, not by accumulating seat time alone.
A pathway that grows with each student
The pilot is the first stage. As the program grows, the pathway is designed to include the stages below, and graduates remain free to choose any path.
- 01FoundationWhere the pilot begins
- 02Truth Academy Fellowship
- 03Paid Build Trial
- 04Internship / Apprenticeship
- 05Rotational Program
- 06Launch / Full-time / External Path
Built with care
Trust starts with being clear.
Meet the team
Education opened a door.
Founder Matthew Torre draws on his Stanford education to make complex ideas more accessible. Truth Academy is independent of Stanford University.
Read the founder story →An initiative with a purpose.
Truth Computing is building Truth Academy and its free learning tools to help students turn curiosity into understanding and opportunity.
Support community access →Learning without a profile.
Feynman lessons need no account and carry no analytics. Optional Academy interest forms are separate. Families can read how data and safety are handled.
Read our full commitments →
MAP (Montclair After School Program) — Collaborating to bring Truth Academy's free learning tools to local students.
See our community engagement →Terry VillegasEarly Investor — Supporting Truth Academy's mission to bring free learning to every student.
Your next step
There’s a place for you here.
Start learning right now, or help bring supported learning to your community.
Bring this to your students
Start a conversation about a no-cost school pilot.
Request a pilot conversation →Support community access
Explore sponsorship, volunteering, and community partnerships.
Get involved →