Summer does she have a fever and look a bit flushed especially in the areas of the rash? If she does you might want to call her pediatrition as soon as you can.
Well if you are still in the area where I am HufflePuff/Owl area - the school is down town, so it's sort of a bit of distance, but I have not followed a bus to school as there are no kids in my test household. That family I tested one day is already downtown, so I know they won't have a problem. The army base if I recall was close enough to make it ontime as I did follow a household that had a soldier to work testing the road and time and that soldier lived in the next group of houses to the right of the Harry Potter group. But if you want to be sure about the school getting closer to town would probably assure you. Or if there is an empty lot big enough in one of the other areas you can always add a second school.
Either way I would not worry about the game until you can see what the story is with V. My guess is it's not chickenpox as CP rarely has much fever and the kids do not get sick to their stomach. The pox are big, spaced well and have small oozy blister that itch like crazy. A small rash though can be a number of things and in conjunction with fever and upset stomach you really need to call her doctor, you might also suspect allergy of some kind if no fever. The rash is tiny spots and if the skin looks flushes where the rash is - scarlettina is a possibility - untreated can cause rhumatic fever and heart. If there is no flush with the tiny rash - measles is a possibility but if she had shots and still got them that is a bad sign as it shouldn't happen. There is more but with the other symptoms - make sure you have an accurrate temperature then call her doctor. Delaying at her age is not something you want to do with all the other symthoms.
