The school emblem contains a shield encircled with the school name and founding year.

The crown at the top of the shield represents the Pope's crown as Head of the Church.

The crossed keys symbolize the Pope's power to make or change laws. The top left

section of the shield represents the personal crest of Pope John Paul II. The bottom

left section represents the Diocese of Palm Beach, while the top right section signifies

the Archdiocese of Miami. The bottom right section of the shield represents the Carmelite

community.

 

The school colors are brown, white and gold.  Gold and white represent the Papal

colors.  Brown and white represent the Carmelite Friars who were instrumental in the

early years of the school.