The Jonas Brothers

Miss Spencer points out to Miss Woodmere that Miss Henry is a good teacher.

Even her kids can't read this well.

Miss Woodmere doesn't look impressed and is handed a note from the janitor.

The lunch bell rings and Ruby is back with Mrs. Henry in their room when Miss Woodmere, a janitor, and the deputy marshal all enter the classroom.

Apparently there have been mice and cockroaches in the room and the janitor needs to find out why.

As he searches, the janitor stumbles on the cabinet filled with Ruby's hidden food.

Later, Mrs. Henry opens the big tub of glue on her desk and sees everything Ruby's been doing to avoid eating.

Mrs. Henry isn't angry.

She's just very concerned.

Ruby says she's been eating more than she used to, but doesn't always like what her mom makes.

With that, Mrs. Henry and Ruby finally eat lunch together and have a lot of fun in the process.

The next day in class, Mrs. Henry hands Ruby a test to see how much she's learned from this entire year and wishes her luck.

Later in Ruby's backyard, Ruby is sitting alone when Dr. Coles arrives with a large box.

He says it's a surprise.

He takes out a doll's house and tells her to pretend the house is her classroom and that the dolls are the students.

He wants Ruby to tell them who they are and what they're like.

Ruby picks some of the dolls and starts describing classmates, eventually getting to Jimmy.

She says he used to be bad, but now he plays okay, but sometimes he remembers that she's black and gets bad again.

He pushes her and calls her mean things.

Dr. Cole asks what she does in response, and she says nothing.