Building
There are three floors and a basement of Fugett Middle School. Each floor holds a different grade the first floor holds the eighth grade, the second floor houses the seventh grade, and the third floor is home to the sixth grade. The opposite side of the building holds the Unified Arts wing. With the basement containing the F.C.S. and Tech. Ed. rooms, the first floor holding the cafeteria, and the second floor housing the music and art rooms. The center of the school is where the gym, main office, and auditorium are.
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