I can easily fill out a couple pages of how horrible my time at American Academy Casablanca was , not only for me but also for my family...

 I am going to give my humble opinion as a local who worked at American Academy Casablanca for several years and got unfairly dismissed... 

The local staff at American Academy Casablanca is treated beyond what "poorly " as a word can represent...

I've worked at American Academy Casablanca for many years and I kept on desperately hoping that things will change as they promised us continuously, but it's only getting worse...

Well nothing make sense in Morocco and especially at American Academy Casablanca so don't try too hard to understand...

Many of the newly hired teachers at American Academy Casablanca have zero experience and have freshly graduated from college...

The cafeteria food at American Academy Casablanca is to be questioned really. Not very balanced and by that I mean sticking to a monotonous menu with french fries and cheese burgers every Monday, pizza every Thursday , couscous every Friday, pasta and potatoes the rest of the week...
 
A teaching assistant at American Academy Casablanca, and only at AAC, has to have at least a bachelor/ Master/Phd to work there... 

The American Academy Casablanca itself has a great potential, if only they cared more about the kids and less about the Dirhams...