Village Elementary School at 445 G Avenue in Coronado serves kindergarten through fifth grade with an enrollment of approximately 778 students in the center of the 92118 village residential grid, three blocks east of Orange Avenue and six blocks north of Hotel Del Coronado. The G Avenue campus is the larger of CUSD's two elementary schools and draws from the island's densest residential neighborhoods — the cottage blocks between A Avenue and I Avenue, the Coronado Shores condominium corridor on Ocean Boulevard, and the Glorietta Bay waterfront district — where walkability to school eliminates bus transportation for the majority of enrolled families. The school's performing arts, visual arts, and music programs build the foundational skills that feed into Coronado Middle School's elective tracks and ultimately into the Coronado School of the Arts conservatories at CHS, creating a K–12 arts pipeline unique to the CUSD system. The village campus also serves as the default attendance zone for children of Coronado's civilian and retired-military residential population, distinguishing it from Silver Strand Elementary's military-family-dominant enrollment profile. Parent engagement runs through the Village Elementary PTA and the Coronado Schools Foundation, which supplements per-pupil funding with private donations that close the gap between state allocations and the instructional costs of maintaining small class sizes on an island where real estate values and cost-of-living pressures create budget constraints other San Diego County districts do not face. Private-school alternatives within the 92118 ZIP code include Christ Church Day School, which holds five consecutive WASC six-year accreditation terms and offers a faith-based curriculum through eighth grade for families seeking a non-public option on Coronado Island. Orange Avenue, Coronado Beach, and Spreckels Park are all within the school's walkable footprint.