Special Edna Edna gets blown off by Skinner again so Bart feeling sorry signs her up for teacher of the year, the competition is being held at the Epcot centre in Disney world. But Homer and Bart want to go to Disney world.
Three weeks later, Bart still hasn't started the assignment. The day before the date of submission, he asks Grampa for help. Grampa's story about his WWI experiences as a four-year-old in the trenches is anything but educational, but Bart writes it down anyway and pads it to ten pages using advertisements. Mrs. Krabappel rejects his paper and tells Bart that he will have to do it correctly after school. As Bart finishes the assignment after school, he observes Skinner cancel a movie date with Krabappel when his mother calls. Bart consoles Edna, and she reluctantly accepts his offer to accompany her to the movie, although she is grateful.
The morning afterwards, Lisa suggests that Bart nominate Edna for an award for teaching, and Bart sends in a video nominating Edna for the "Teacher of the Year" award--the organizers choose Edna as a nominee upon learning that she's the teacher for Bart Simpson (who they had heard of, but assumed to be some kind of "urban legend"). When Edna is informed of her Teacher of the Year nomination, she thanks Bart at the ensuing press conference, wondering aloud if she will continue teaching if she does win. Skinner is about to congratulate Edna when his mother calls again, which finishes the press conference. Bart notifies his family that, as nominator, he and his family (except Maggie) are going to Orlando, Florida. The family is excited...until they learn the awards show is being held at the EFCOT Center (a parody of the EPCOT Center).