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Henry says Ms.

Woodmere is just upset because Ruby did better than the other students.

Woodmere insists Ruby's scores are too high and will change them how she sees fit.

Ms.

Henry reminds her the only reason she was privately taught is because she wouldn't put her in with the other children.

Ms.

Woodmere says the experiment to mix the children failed, but Mrs. Henry insists that the kids don't care what color she is.

It's only the parents and the ignorant people who teach them to hate.

Miss Woodmere says if Mrs. Henry is unhappy at the school, she shouldn't come back.

Then Miss Spencer tries to stand up for Miss Henry, finally, but another teacher tells her to shut up.

Oh, that lady was the worst.

A lot of possible slapping.

Yeah, a lot of slap vote.

I would have had a sore palm and a hurt wrist by the time I was done.

Finally!

Yes.

Back in the neighborhood, kids are playing baseball again and Allison's dad is pitching to Carl, Ruby's little brother.

When Aben pulls up after a long day of house painting, Allison's dad seems to have come around.

He says everyone is actually really proud of Ruby.

Dr. Coles and his wife pull up and Ruby skips over to offer a popsicle.