Back at the school, Dr. Dysart tells the class that he's ready to go. He wants to know what's going on with the students. He's got a message for them: they need to stay in their rooms until the next day's class starts. He tells them that they're all going to be "squirrel ninjas" for the rest of the day. He also tells them about the history of the school. In 1805, Lewis and Clark's expedition camped on the banks of the Columbia River, where they met the chiefs of the chinook tribe. Two weeks later, they voted to move to the south. This was a big deal, and the first time that women and native Americans got to vote in the United States. The students are all psyched to be back at school, and they all talk about how much fun it would be to be home schooled and not have to deal with the "shrink" in the classroom.