Lincoln-Bassett School is a public elementary school in New Haven, Connecticut, for kids in pre-kindergarten through sixth grade. There are about 230 to 240 students, and each teacher has about 11 students. This means that the classes aren't too big. The school focuses on basic learning and helps students by having one teacher give them direct instruction and attention. It doesn't have a special magnet program, but it does have the regular core academic programs. There are about 61% Black students, 32% Hispanic students, and a small number of students from other races. A lot of students need help with money because 90–95% of them can get lunch for free or at a lower price. It can be hard to do well in school when only 10–14% of students are good at math and 10–14% are good at English Language Arts. People say that Lincoln-Bassett spends about $23,500 on each student, which is one of the most in the district. The school is in a neighborhood in New Haven and only serves a small number of people. Lincoln-Bassett is a good place to learn because the classes are small, but the school has big problems with academics and the economy that need to be fixed.