The theme of this year's May Day program was “Hoʻolōkahi: Let’s Come Together in Peace and Harmony.” Above, the third graders have a big finish to their performance. All students from kindergarten to sixth grade took part in the annual event.

Gavon Wong, Instructional Developer with IT Client Services, gets ready to man one of the video cameras for the live streaming of the May Day program.

Family members of all ages came to watch their keiki perform in the May Day program at Kekūhaupiʻo Gym.

Excited parents snap photos of their kids.

The sounding of the pū signals the start of the program.

Sixth graders perform a hula to "He Inoa no Pauahi."

Kindergarteners wave flags as they dance to "Playtime in Japan."

First graders show their patriotism in "God Bless the USA."

Second graders chant "Wai A Käne."

Music teacher Gayla Traylor dances along with the third graders in "Declaration of Love."

Fourth graders perform "Pahai Nona Ka Lei."

The fifth graders perform a selection from their play about the voyages of the voyaging canoe, Hōkūleʻa.

The KES ʻukulele band accompanies the audience during the sing-along part of the program.

One of the students helps to lead the audience in the sing-along.

Vice Principal Sandi Tuitele brings the program to a close and thanks the audience.

Students help to clean the gym floor following the end of the 2015 KES May Day Program.