To mark the end of the ASA Karate trimester, our young karate students were honored in a special awards ceremony in collaboration with CKA Morocco, the academy leading this program at CAS.

CAS Upper School students took their physics knowledge to new heights with an exciting hands-on experiment—launching water pressure rockets equipped with parachutes

This year’s Valentine’s Day Bake Sale at CAS was more than just an opportunity to indulge in delicious treats—it was a heartfelt initiative that turned sweetness into kindness. Students, parents, and staff came together to organize a bake sale filled with homemade goodies, all in the spirit of giving back.

The CAS Talent Show 2025 was nothing short of spectacular! Students took to the stage, dazzling the audience with their creativity, confidence, and incredible talent. From powerful musical performances and captivating dances to theatrical acts and mesmerizing displays of skill, each moment was filled with energy and excitement.

Our Grade 6 students recently put their French skills to the test in an exciting and fast-paced Top Chef challenge! Their mission? To prepare a delicious dish in just 20 minutes—all while speaking only French!

For the first time ever, our Grade 3 students had the exciting opportunity to present their eco-friendly proposals directly to CAS leadership! As part of their persuasive writing unit, students explored ways to make the school more sustainable and brought their "green" ideas beyond the classroom.

This past weekend, our CAS athletes showcased their talent and determination at the annual Track and Field Meet hosted by Rabat American School. Competing against top athletes from other schools, our students gave it their all, demonstrating incredible skill and sportsmanship throughout the competition.

The Kindergarten students at Casablanca American School joyfully embraced the spirit of Chinese New Year with a day full of creativity and cultural exploration. This special celebration provided a wonderful opportunity for our young learners to engage with traditions, fostering a deeper appreciation for global cultures.

The Interact Clubs of Casablanca American School, Massignon, and École Belge, along with several other organizations, joined forces to organize a pluridisciplinary medical caravan in Ouirgane, Al Haouz. This inspiring initiative, conducted under the motto #ServiceAboveSelf, brought together over a hundred volunteers, including medical professionals and support teams, to provide much-needed healthcare services to the local community.

The Casablanca American School community came together for a meaningful cause as the CAS LEO Club organized a village relief trip to support the Imlil villages before the harsh winter season. This initiative, aimed at providing much-needed supplies and comfort, was a resounding success thanks to the generosity and efforts of our students, families, and staff.

The Casablanca American School (CAS) Model United Nations (MUN) team recently participated in the 10th annual Tangier Model United Nations (TMUN) conference hosted by The American School of Tangier. This year’s theme, “Human Rights in the Face of Genocide,” challenged delegates to tackle one of the most pressing global issues through the lens of modern and historical United Nations council structures.

the LS ASA program hosted a friendly soccer match against GWA School. The game was an exciting display of teamwork, determination, and sportsmanship. Our young Cobras gave it their all, demonstrating incredible effort to secure a well-deserved victory. Both teams played with enthusiasm and heart, creating an electrifying atmosphere that everyone enjoyed. It was a fantastic opportunity for students from both schools to connect, compete, and have fun!

Last week, Casablanca American School had the privilege of hosting Dr. Ian Russell, a renowned expert from the United States, for a series of impactful conferences on child protection. These sessions, tailored for parents, staff, and students, addressed the importance of fostering safe, inclusive, and supportive environments within and beyond our school community.

A Night of Thrills and Activities

The Casablanca American School campus transformed into a thrilling Halloween wonderland as our Parent-Teacher Committee (PTC) organized an unforgettable celebration for our community. With creative decorations, exciting activities, and a strong spirit of togetherness, this event brought students, families, and staff together for a night of fun and fright!

Our middle school volleyball teams recently had the privilege of participating in an exceptional training session with two remarkable coaches: Eric Hodgson from USA Volleyball and Mahassine Siad, a Moroccan National Team Indoor and Beach Volleyball player. 

Eric Hodgson, known for his inspirational coaching philosophy, has dedicated over 30 years to the sport. Starting his journey by coaching young athletes, he has become a renowned mentor for youth volleyball.

The world's oldest underclassmen a cappella group

Since their inception in 1914, the Yale Spizzwinks have epitomized musical excellence, innovation, and humor, captivating audiences in renowned venues from the Forbidden City to Madison Square Garden. With a mission deeply rooted in fostering a love for the arts, their extensive repertoire of over 600 original arrangements spans diverse genres and time periods, featuring iconic artists such as Stevie Wonder, Frank Sinatra, and Queen.

CAS Grade 6 Choir Shines at MAIS Middle School Honor Choir Festival in Rome

Late last month, a group of talented Grade 6 choir students from Casablanca American School (CAS) went on an unforgettable journey to Rome, Italy, to participate in the prestigious MAIS Middle School Honor Choir Festival. Hosted at the esteemed Marymount International School, the festival brought together singers in Grades 6-8 from various member schools of the Mediterranean Association of International Schools (MAIS).

CAS Makes History at Under-14 Mediterranean Cup

Casablanca American School (CAS) has once again made waves in the world of athletics, securing a historic victory at the Under-14 Mediterranean Cup held in Verona, Italy. The tournament, which saw the participation of sixty-eight teams representing 33 schools from 17 different countries, proved to be a true test of skill and determination.

CAS hosts MAIS Casablanca Hybrid Event 2024

Casablanca American School proudly concluded its role as the host institution for the prestigious Mediterranean Association of International Schools (MAIS) Annual Teachers and Administrators Conference, held from April 17th to 21st, 2024.

Celebrating Alumni Success : A Special Book Presentation by Mhani Alaoui

Casablanca American School (CAS) recently had the honor of hosting a special book presentation featuring our esteemed alumna, Ms. Mhani Alaoui, Class of 95 in the US library. The event served as a platform for Ms. Alaoui,  to introduce her latest novel, "The House on Butterfly Street," in an engaging discussion moderated by our current admissions officer and alumna, Zaineb Sajid, Class of 97.

The 2021 C.A.S Blood Drive in the Time of a Pandemic IB CAS project was selected amongst 40 projects to be showcased at the IB Virtual Conference held from October 18th-22nd 2021. Special thanks to Ms. Fatiha Sajid for mentoring our students when applying for the IB selection panel. Congratulations to our current seniors Dany, Neyl and Samy for leading such a well organized project and even more so during the pandemic. 

FurPAWS by CAS held a Candy Sale for Lower School students in grades PF through 6. The aim of this project was to raise money and awareness for the dogs around CAS. From this Candy Sale, we sold 325 bags of candy and we were able to raise a total of 11,841.00 MAD, which will go towards feeding the dogs that live around the school, as well as paying for their flea treatments and any medical expenses they may have.

This is a reminder that the SAT test is taking place on Saturday, March 13, 2021. All students must arrive at school no later than 7:30 a.m. Students will enter the school through the Back Gate. Students will line up in the GYMNASIUM to check-in while respecting social distancing rules. Please arrive on time to check-in and access your testing room. Students arriving after 8:00 a.m. will not be allowed to enter the testing room.

The 2021 NHS Spelling Bee  was a three-month event organised by NHS members, Neil Chaoui and Samy Guessous. Both students are 11th graders and are part of the NHS leadership board, with Neil as President and Samy as iIn-school Events Coordinator. The spelling bee fits right with the NHS’s four pillars, which are service, character, scholarship, and leadership. I had the opportunity to interview both of them, and get an insight on their perspective of what it was like to organize such a big event for the lower school students, especially given the current covid situation. As you have most likely seen on the school’s Instagram account, the spelling bee was a success, which is why it is very important to note the logistics and the behind the scenes of how two IB students were able to organize it in the space of approximately 5 months. 

For the past two years CAS students have worked closely with this organization trying to send out a message of hope and the significance of early prevention. They have created awareness campaigns, participated in service actions with cancer fighters, and fundraised money through multiple projects. 

Words can’t describe how proud we are of our Cobras!

Grade 11 students Samy Guessous , Neil Chaoui and Dany Kanaan  came across a devastating article about Morocco's blood banks. Realizing the blood shortage was so high they took on the lead of organizing a successful blood drive to raise blood donations!

Artists PF-5 were hard at work creating portraits inspired by such artists as Gustav Klimt, Jean-Michel Basquiat, Pablo Picasso, Kara Walker, and Frida Kahlo.

Our newspaper, "The Asap Cobra" is finally out! Be sure to check it out and learn more about various topics; stretching from the sexualization of women in the music industry all the way to understanding what new safety measures will be taken in light of the new mutant virus. 

The Asap Cobra Team:

Aayan Singh, Rami Bakjaji, Ilias Filali Chahad, Nour Azmi 

Hello everyone!

We are excited to announce that our newsletter is ready after weeks of preparation. Please share it with your friends and families!

We hope you enjoy it!

The CAS Journal Team

Edem Klousseh, Rayan Raad, Ibrahim Chaouki

Due to confinement and the pandemic, CAS had to postpone the graduation of Grade 6, Class of 2020. However, in December 2020, CAS created a Covid-friendly ceremony in honor of this very special class. 

This is a reminder that the SAT test is taking place on Saturday, December 5, 2020. All students must arrive at school no later than 7:30 a.m. Students will enter the school through the Back Gate. Students will line up in the Sports Field to check-in while respecting social distancing rules. Please arrive on time to check-in and access your testing room. Students arriving after 8:00 a.m. will not be allowed to enter the testing room

The 10th & 11th Grade English Class publishes a monthly newsletter called The CAS Chronicles. Read more!

We plan to begin on-line learning for all students/grade levels beginning Tuesday, September 1st. In the interim, we will prepare a Covid Safe Campus according to the guidelines from the Ministry of Health and the CDC (Center for Disease Control) in order to be able to have our students back on campus safely for on campus learning. 

CAS staff and administration worked tirelessly to create the best possible ceremony for our the graduating class, while still maintaining proper social distancing and safety procedures. 

On January 14 1989, Dizzy Gillespie played at the Rialto and all proceeds of his concert were donated to the Casablanca American School

As news began to spread early February that schools were closing in China, CAS started planning ahead for a distance learning plan in case Covid19 were to become a pandemic...forcing all schools to shut down! A well researched long term plan was put in place only 3 days after Morocco forced all schools to close for confinement.

The lower school team set up a successful and safe end of year checkout system that worked with ease for our parents! Our teachers came to campus, packed all of their student's belongings and made sure all was Covid19 sanitized!