Casablanca American School (CAS)

The school is guided by the motto "In Search of Knowledge, Excellence and Understanding." It focuses on nurturing the whole child, fostering individuality, and developing well-rounded learners with a global outlook. The school emphasizes integrity, respect, responsibility, and community service, while aligning its practices with the IB Learner Profile.

The school offers an American-style curriculum from Nursery through Grade 12, culminating in the International Baccalaureate (IB) Full Diploma Programme for students in Grades 11 and 12. Early childhood education (ages 3-6) utilizes The Creative Curriculum® by Teaching Strategies. French and Arabic are mandatory second languages from Grade 2 through Grade 12, with Spanish also available.

The school boasts a 100% university acceptance rate. Graduates are prepared for higher education through the rigorous American curriculum and the International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma Programme. The school has a history of academic excellence, having been the first IB school in North Africa.

The school provides student support services, including learning interventionists and counselors, to assist students with their academic and personal growth. ELL assistance is available for students whose mother tongue is not English. The school is committed to a nurturing environment and maintains strict child protection policies.

The school is a selective, independent, co-educational day school for students aged 3 to 18. Admissions require a review of previous school records and demonstrated strength in the student's mother tongue. While English is the language of instruction, the school provides English Language Learner (ELL) assistance for non-native speakers. Admissions priority is given to U.S. citizens.

The school operates on a two-semester system, with deadlines for tuition payments occurring in September for the first semester and February for the second semester. The academic calendar is available on the school's website.

Located in the Quartier Californie area of Casablanca, the campus includes specialized facilities such as libraries, science laboratories, and a cafeteria. The school maintains its grounds and facilities through an annual maintenance fee. Athletic and arts facilities support the school's co-curricular programmes.

Students participate in a variety of extracurricular activities, including athletics, the arts, and student clubs. The school also emphasizes service learning and community involvement through various student organizations. After-school activities are coordinated to allow students to explore their passions beyond the classroom.