Adopting the last chick? Questions please He seems fine.

My school wants me to adopt the last chick of a batch they hatched. The others that hatched or pipped died. Should I be worried if the chick is carrying a disease? These hatched 3 days late and during the hatching the humidity was up so high so that there were water droplets on the viewing panels. I am wondering if I should keep this separate from my chicks at home or should I put them together since chicks need buddies? Please help!

 

I haven't seen the chick yet. These are highschool kids but I'm not sure if they have handled the chicks or not. The only info I have is that they were supposed to hatch the day after mine. Instead of hatching on Monday they hatched on Thursday of last week. The last one to hatch was on Saturday. I am just thinking the chicks died because of temp/humidity problems. The 2 that I did see last week were running around the incubator. I've been sick 2 days so I haven't been able to go to school.

 

It will be pretty interesting trying to smuggle a baby chick onto the bus and keeping him/her quiet for 15 minutes I'll have more updates once I see the chick next class period.

 

I got to look at the baby chick last period I believe he/she is a banty blue-laced wyandotte. Besides having a little pasty butt he/she starting running around once I went into the room and looking in the cardboard brooder. He doesn't make much noise but neither does my other little wyandottes at home and their fine.