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Morocco, Marrakech
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All students wear tops (polo shirts, collared or formal shirts, blouses, or t-shirts) that are clean and appropriate, and bottoms (pants, shorts, or skirts) that reach at least the top of the knee when standing. Clothing with rips, holes, or see-through material that reveals skin is not allowed, sunglasses or hats are not allowed in classrooms, and boys should not wear sleeveless or midriff-baring tops.
The cafeteria service is optional and provided by BH Catering. Students may bring lunches from home or order from approved providers; ASM is working on building a cafeteria on campus.
ASM is governed by the Board of Trustees of the American School of Tangier Corporation (ASTC), a United States non-profit corporation and an association registered in Morocco. ASM is one of five schools recognized under the Bilateral Agreement signed by the United States Government and the Government of Morocco in 2013.
Located on an 8-hectare campus, the American School of Marrakesh provides PK-12 education for ages 3 to 18. It is a college-preparatory school governed by the Board of Trustees of the American School of Tangier Corporation (ASTC) and recognized by the U.S. Department of State as one of five American schools in Morocco. The campus is the largest PK-12 campus in Morocco, with classrooms, labs and performance spaces. ASM offers a dual-path curriculum: an American Curriculum with AP options and the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IBDP). The Upper School follows AERO standards and culminates in the IBDP, with core subjects in English, Math, Science, Social Studies and World Languages, including French and Arabic, with a trilingual emphasis in Upper School. Diploma Programme covers languages, individuals & societies, sciences, mathematics and the arts, with CAS, EE and TOK; 27 IBDP credits are required. Carolyn L. McPhillips Library supports reading and research.
