School Emblem

The School Logo symbolizes the following:

 

The Zamboanga Chong Hua High School seal shows the predominance of the Chinese word (Chong Hua) at the center, which literally relates to China. More significantly, it reflects the mission of the school to teach and incorporate Chinese language, culture, and arts into the mainstream of Philippine educational system.

 

The five-leaf clover “plum” is one of the popular flowers of China. It blooms in the coldest winter. This tiny flower exhibits a unique characteristic where the colder the season gets, the more beautiful it becomes when it blooms. Thus, an exquisite mark of virtue and fortitude.

 

The wreath of laurels signifies the glorious achievements of the Zamboanga Chong Hua High School in its pursuit of academic excellence since it was founded in 1919 as gleaned from the educational products – the alumni.

 

The circles symbolize unity, harmony, and continuous quest for the attainment of its noble and lofty ideals and aspirations.

 

The scallops bordering the seal represent the values and attributes which in addition to wealth of knowledge can make a learned man a total being.

 

The School Colors:

 

White - symbolizes the school’s noble aspirations for academic excellence and school’s commitments in the attainment of its vision, mission, and goal.

 

Blue - symbolizes the school’s thrust for the continuous search of relevant and useful scientific knowledge that will develop the students into well-rounded persons equipped with knowledge, skills, attitudes, and aptitudes to face the challenges of the real world.