Some of the other students still look worried, but most seem to have concluded it was a minor episode. 

"… That might be a good idea," says Tyler.

So she makes a call. 

Hopefully that reassures him. 

And they can continue with class!

...Not for long, though. There goes the bell.

Now he has calc. He grabs his bag and says bye to whoever nearby he's met in this class and who isn't in his next one.

His classmates wave goodbye, and then he has calc.

Danny is there to walk him on over.

"How was your first full class?" 

"Dramatic."

"We have a bit of that, yeah. More weird animal stuff, or did Lydia do something?" 

"Teacher started acting – kinda weird, class got a bit interrupted."

"Sorry. You kind of caught us at a weird time. Lots of crazy nature stuff, I think everyone is a bit freaked."

He shrugs. "I've dealt with crazy nature stuff before."

"Beacon Hills is a little crazier than average."

Here's calculus. Danny takes his seat. 

Tyler is welcome to sit next to him, or not, as he pleases. 

Anybody else he knows in the room?

No one looks familiar.

In that case, he decides to sit next to Danny, assuming he's not on the back row in the corner furthest from the teacher's desk.

He likes calc. He doesn't want to seem too much like a slacker.

Does he understand limits? He'll be good for the first week.

… What is he, a junior? – Oh, yes, actually, he is.

Yes, he understands his limits.

After his lesson on limits, he can test his physical limits in gym.

Lydia waves to him as class begins.

He waves back but then gets dragged into a group for dodgeball.

It's boys against girls. 

Lydia and a few girls decide to target his group. 

Oh dear.

Too bad he's pretty good at dodging, almost as if he has a sixth sense for it.

Gym class passes without incident.

Next up, he has Chemistry.