The Casablanca American School founded in 1973, is an independent, coeducational day school which offers U.S. and International Baccalaureate-oriented education from nursery through grade 12. The school year comprises 2 semesters that extend from early September through mid June. The School is a branch of the Rabat American School Association and is governed by a 7-member Board of Directors and one representative of the U.S. Consulate General. The Board is responsible to the Casablanca American School Association. The curriculum is that of U.S. and international private university-preparatory schools.
Instruction is in English.
Specialist subjects include art, computer, health, music and physical education. Computers are available in the Upper School and Lower School labs as well as in the library and some classrooms. After-school sports, such as track and swimming, are conducted at local facilities. Soccer, volleyball, basketball, and other team sports are offered at the school. In September 1989, the School moved into its current purpose-built facility in a residential area 9 kilometers from the city's center.