High Tech Elementary in Point Loma, part of the Gates Foundation-seeded High Tech High charter network, runs K-5 project-based learning from 2150 Cushing Road at Liberty Station. K-5 graduates flow into High Tech Middle School at 2359 Truxtun Road, preserving the same project-based pedagogy, student-exhibition cycle, and zip-code-weighted lottery admission across elementary and middle grades inside a single 0.21-mile radius of campuses. The 423-student school runs at a 24:1 student-teacher ratio across kindergarten through fifth grade, with 48% of enrollment qualifying as economically disadvantaged under federal reporting standards. Integrated arts, engineering, and humanities projects anchor the curriculum, with after-school enrichment in strings, piano, and voice available at neighborhood studios such as Songbirds Music for families layering music instruction onto the PBL school day. Sharing the Liberty Station High Tech High Village with Explorer, High Tech Middle, High Tech High, and the High Tech High Graduate School of Education, the school embeds its students in a K-through-graduate-credential continuum that spans the former NTC footprint across Point Loma San Diego.