Communicable Disease	Incubation Period	Symptoms	Period of Isolation
Chicken Pox	14-21 days	Red raised dots with fluid blisters which usually start on back on chest	At least 10 days after the appearance of last eruptions. May return sooner if a doctor sees child and send admit slip.
Fifth's Disease	4-20 days	Rash on cheeks (Cheeks look like someone has slapped them) No fever or low grade. Red flat or raised rash that last from 2-39 days (average 11 days)	Until they are feeling well-not contagious once rash occurs.
Impetigo	2-3 days	Pinhead to bean-size lesions easily recognized by their honey colored, readily crumbling and easily removable crusts.	Until scabs have formed over all the lesions. With no drainage or until MD confirmed treatment for 24 hours.
Pink Eye (Conjunctivities)	On Contact	1) Discharge 2)Crusts on lashes 3)Eye pain 4)Swollen eyelids 5)Redness in eye 6)Intense itching	When eye is no longer red or draining or when Dr. writes note saying child is no longer infectious & can return to school.
Ringworm (Fungus infection of the skin)	On Contact	1) on scalp-patchy hair loss 2)On body-red, circular, flat and scaling with well defined borders.	1) Scale: 2-5 days after start of (MD confirmed) treatment 2)Body: Until 1st (MD confirmed) treatment completed.