Bedichek attended Baylor University, but transferred. She earned her B.A. from the University of Texas, where she majored in Greek and minored in Latin. She later returned to the university for graduate study, earning her M.A. in 1926. Career  Bedichek taught at Grayson College and the Waco public school system prior to her marriage, and in Deming, New Mexico shortly before the birth of her first child. In 1917 she resumed her teaching career at Austin High School, eventually becoming the head of the Spanish department. Her textbook, Mastering Spanish, was published in 1945. Bedichek was part of a network of educators and writers active in the American southwest. She collaborated with folklorist and language instructor Arthur L. Campa.
Bedichek attended Baylor University, but transferred. She earned her B.A. from the University of Texas, where she majored in Greek and minored in Latin. She later returned to the university for graduate study, earning her M.A. in 1926. Career
 Bedichek taught at Grayson College and the Waco public school system prior to her marriage, and in Deming, New Mexico shortly before the birth of her first child. In 1917 she resumed her teaching career at Austin High School, eventually becoming the head of the Spanish department. Her textbook, Mastering Spanish, was published in 1945. Bedichek was part of a network of educators and writers active in the American southwest. She collaborated with folklorist and language instructor Elizabeth L. Campa.