Lycée Louis Massignon Casablanca

Lycée Louis Massignon Casablanca named after the renowned French Islamicist Louis Massignon who had deep ties to Morocco is one of the largest French overseas schools in Africa and a major AEFE institution. Located in the Ain Chock district of Casablanca the school offers the complete French national curriculum from maternelle through terminale ages 3 to 18 leading to the French Baccalauréat. With over 3000 students it is one of the most populous French overseas schools worldwide reflecting both the large French expatriate community in Casablanca and Moroccan families strong demand for French-language education. The school is recognized by the French Ministry of Education and maintains AEFE accreditation. Its curriculum includes Arabic as a compulsory subject reflecting Morocco bilingual reality. The school is known for its strong academic performance with high Baccalauréat pass rates and excellent university placement outcomes in France and internationally. Lycée Louis Massignon plays an important role in Franco-Moroccan cultural relations.