Dear CAS Community,

I am pleased to report that the "Developing a Shared Understanding of High-Quality Learning" workshop held this week was a tremendous success. I want to express my heartfelt appreciation to all of the faculty members who participated and contributed to the lively discussions during the event.

The faculty's enthusiasm and engagement during the workshop were remarkable, and their contributions were valuable and thought-provoking. Ms. Diane Ullman, our NEASC Consultant, who attended the workshop, shared her feedback, and according to her, the quality of faculty interactions and input was impressive. She also stated that the CAS faculty is the best group she has worked with so far. This feedback is a testament to the faculty's hard work and dedication toward creating a shared understanding of high-quality learning.

It was evident that the faculty has a deep commitment to providing the best possible learning experiences for our students. Their insightful comments and perspectives were enlightening and will undoubtedly contribute to our ongoing efforts to improve our teaching practices and enhance student learning.

I would like to thank each and every faculty member for their exceptional work at the workshop. Their engagement and collaboration are greatly appreciated, and I look forward to continuing our work together to provide high-quality learning experiences for our students.

Once again, thank you for the fantastic work done by the faculty members.

Sincerely,

Abderrazak Behhar

Curriculum / NEASC Accreditation Coordinator

The Lower School Literacy Committee is looking forward to celebrating literacy with our learners during the week of March 6-10. Our theme this year is "Read for The Gold" and we have planned many engaging activities and initiatives.

Parents, we invite you to join us for the Book Fair, Guest Reader, and Book Character Parade! 

The Family Outreach Committee is organizing Family Math Night for grades PF-6. The event is taking place on Tuesday, March 14, 2023 starting at 6pm and will have a program full of fun activities for students and their families to participate in! The goal of the event is to demonstrate how math is taught at CAS.

Hello! My name is Zaineb Sajid, CAS Alumnus Class of 1997. I studied psychology at Virginia Tech and came back to work as the guidance counselor at CAS from 2000 to 2006. I went on to work in a fashion magazine for two years before settling into a career in interior design for the last fifteen years. I have done residential and commercial projects in Morocco and outside of Morocco, among some of them are the café les Freres Gourmets and the George Washington Academy Library. Last year I developed my own interior design furniture line called Le Trait Noir. 

I am thrilled to be back at CAS as the admissions Officer. It feels like coming back home. 

Zaineb Sajid

We would like to inform you that our LS ASA trimester II ends March 10th, and Trimester III ASAs will commence March 20th. Please note that there is an enrollment week (from March 13-17) where there will not be any ASAs.

Please find attached the Trimester III ASA program, ASA descriptions, and the enrollment form. Note that most activities have a minimum and maximum number of student enrolment, so your enrollment form will be arranged on a first-come, first-served basis. Please fill in the form and return it to your child’s base class, or email a scanned copy to the activity coordinators. You will receive a confirmation note from the activities coordinators indicating which activity your child has been accepted to. Only then, you may pay the bookkeeping office the fees for those activities. Please do not go directly to the bookkeeping office without a confirmation from the activities coordinators, as bookkeeping will not accept your payment.  Deadline for enrollment and payment is March 15th, 2023. 

Trimester III ASA Program 

Enrollment Form 

ASA Description Trim. III 

If you have any further questions, feel free to email Ms. Hala (halhassan@cas.ac.ma ) and Ms. Fatiha Dahbi (fdahbi@cas.ac.ma ).

Congratulations to our Grade 6,7 and 8 boys’ and girls soccer teams and to CAS developmental team(grade 6)  for recently winning the MASAC 2023 tournament held at American school of Marrakesh. All the 3 teams won big victories against GWA, RAS,AAC, ASM, AST, BISC and ASB( American school of Bengerir in round-robin play before beating ASM in the tournament final to successfully defend their MASAC crown. The Cobras played a hounding defense that forced turnovers and led to many amazing goals. The young cobras also played with a great amount of positive energy, teamwork, and spirit.  Way to go Cobras! 

Our gratitude to our coaches Mr. Niah Bachir, Mr. Nabil Benmakhlouf, Mr. Remy Uriel , Mr. Jeffrey Ahmad and Ms. Brittany Davis for the time and effort they have spent with our athletes, Their passion and support for our soccer players will be remembered for many years to come. Thank you once more for your dedication, enthusiasm, preparation, and professionalism in every practice. Thank you to all of our athletes, parents, and administrators (Mr. Behhar and Ms. Meghan) who helped make this weekend a success. The CAS boys and girls proved to be Morocco's best team, winning every game throughout the season. Thank you very much. 

Boys, first place -Girls, first-place - developmental team first place 

Cobras, thank you for a job well done. Cobras!!

Ghandi Najmeddine

US PE Teacher 

PE Department Head

We seek to share information on our Alumni to our community and it is also an opportunity for the Alumni to stay in touch! Please email us pictures and updates and we would be happy to share them!

We are eager to hear from you! Email us at the following email address: alumni@cas.ac.ma