The educational vision is structured around three key integrations: The "Maker" Showcase: The street is positioned as a center for hands-on training, featuring "maker spaces, workshops, and training centers" that are open to public view . By partnering with unions and industry, the corridor celebrates craftsmanship, turning vocational training into a form of active street engagement. Institutional Anchors & Pop-Ups: Leveraging the proximity of City College, San Diego High, and UCSD, the plan integrates "student-driven programming and exhibitions" directly into the commercial mix . This includes "pop-up classrooms" and youth-focused retail spaces that serve the student demographic and showcase their work . A Transit-Oriented Campus: The strategy treats the corridor as a "Transit-Oriented Educational District," using the trolley line to provide seamless access between dispersed learning spaces . This approach reduces parking demand while guaranteeing a consistent flow of "daily foot traffic and youthful energy" throughout the week.