The Augusta Lewis Troup School is a public school in New Haven, Connecticut. It helps kids from pre-kindergarten to eighth grade. There are about 390 to 420 students at the school, and there are about 16 students for every teacher. This means that the classes aren't too big. The school's core values are Respect, Ownership, Citizenship, and Knowledge (ROCK). These values guide both academic and social-emotional learning. Augusta Lewis Troup gives each student their own Chromebook, teaches in small groups, and is adding more instruments to its music program, like guitars. This will give students more chances to be creative and put on shows. The majority of the students are minorities, with 51% being Black and 34% being Hispanic. There are also smaller groups of Asian, White, and students of more than one race. More than 90% of students can get lunch for free or for a small fee. This shows that the community has a lot of needs. The school is in the bottom half of Connecticut public schools because only about 4% of students are good at math and 12% are good at English Language Arts. People said that the school spent about $14,166 on each student in the 2021–22 school year. The Dwight neighborhood of New Haven is home to Augusta Lewis Troup School. It is a values-based school that cares about its students and helps them grow both academically and socially. It also has ongoing problems that give it chances to make specific improvements.