A [portkey] takes Harry back to [Hogwarts], where he sits alone in [Dumbledore's office] with the paintings chatting around him, waiting for [Dumbledore] to return.

[Dumbledore] returns to his office and finally, after enduring a tirade from Harry and explaining the evening's events, tells him the story of his life and of the [prophecy] that spurred Voldemort to come after him as a child.
Chapter 38 - "The Second War Begins" - In which Ron and Hermione are recovering from their injuries, Fudge publicly admits to Voldemort's return, McGonagall returns from St. Mungo's, and Harry asks Nearly-Headless Nick about ghosts. Harry rides home with Ron, Hermione, Neville, and Luna on the train; Moody, Lupin, and Tonks meet him at King's Cross Station and warn the Dursleys to be good to him during the summer.
Harry is at a Loss
An article in the [Daily Prophet] reveals that Fudge is admitting to Voldemort's return, as well as to the mass revolt of the [dementors].
Sitting in the [hospital wing], Harry, Hermione, Ron, Ginny, Neville, and Luna discuss Voldemort's return and the [Daily Prophet]'s ceasing its mistreatment of Harry and [Dumbledore]. As the conversation turns to the [prophecy], though, Harry gets uncomfortable and departs.
Harry wanders aimlessly, unable to decide whether he wants to be with his friends or alone, when he encounters an angry Malfoy. Just before they can duel, however, Snape interrupts, but his attempt to take points from [Gryffindor] is thwarted when McGonagall interrupts him as well, adding points instead.
Harry decides to visit Hagrid, but after a brief conversation about Grawp and a clumsy attempt by Hagrid to bring up Sirius, Harry decides to depart and wander on his own instead.
Lost in his thoughts, Harry sits by the edge of the lake, contemplating his isolation from the rest of the world as darkness falls.
As the school year draws to an end, Ron and Hermione leave the [hospital wing] and Harry wishes he didn't have to return to Privet Drive.
During dinner, [Umbridge] makes an attempt to sneak out of [Hogwarts] undetected, but is thwarted by Peeves when he instead leads a charge of students driving her out of the building.