May Day Celebrations aren't over yet. Maryknoll School and Lincoln Elementary School spent part of Friday learning the importance of a Hawaii tradition.
At Maryknoll, students dedicated their program to the crew of the Hokule'a as the ship prepares for an international voyage.
Master navigator Nainoa thompson was in the audience and received a ho'okupu.
At Lincoln Elementary School, students celebrated with a full traditional May Day court with prince and princesses representing each island and followed by the King and Queen.
From preschool to grades 5, students sang and performed for a big crowd outside of their Papakolea school.
Principal Shannon Goo says, yet again his kids are making him proud:
"The students really step up and perform. It seems like a natural talent for them and the teachers. Just sustain the culture," said Goo.
Principal Goo says it's also very important for the entire community.
He says everybody donates the flowers, fauna and their time, including families coming in to sew costumes and lei.