Red and white are the school colors, highlighting the traits of sincerity and a fierce fighting spirit instilled into the cadets. Black symbolizes unwavering loyalty to home and duty. The invected pale (vertical strip with semi-circular sides) emphasizes the meaning of the name Immokalee, which translate to “My home” in the Seminole language additionally, it represents a unified community as expressed in the motto of the school. The scallop shells allude to the community’s historical tides to Calusa tribe who were known as the “Shell Indians.” Furthermore, each shell represents a segment of the school’s community, which are students, faculty, and parents. The palm branches signify the location of the school near the western coast of the state of Florida.