In April, students and faculty from the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa's College of Education visited Kohala High School on Hawaiʻi Island for a hands-on collaborative experience. This initiative allowed Mānoa students to share their knowledge of artificial intelligence (AI) with high school students while learning about vocational skills such as welding, construction, and farming. Associate Professor Vail Matsumoto highlighted the trip as an opportunity for future teachers to demonstrate leadership and engage in practical learning. The Mānoa cohort worked with Kohala's yearbook class on AI tools and conducted professional development sessions for faculty. MEdT student Kaylie Hayashida noted the importance of the experience in developing essential life skills, while Anna Karsin appreciated the integration of practical education at Kohala. The collaboration was facilitated by several faculty members and supported by MEdT graduates and the UH Women’s Campus Club, showcasing a successful exchange of knowledge and skills.