This paper presents the results of an exploratory research which has been conducted in collaboration with 125 teachers of Physics in three different Moroccan regions, namely, Fez-Boulmane, Rabat-Sale and Tetouan-Tangier. This research aims at studying the integration of information and communication technologies (ICTs) in teaching Physics in Moroccan high schools. In addition, the paper assesses the recently launched government program “GENIE: The Generalization of ICTs in Education” through the opinions of the teachers who benefited from the program’s training. The findings show that 94.4% of the teachers surveyed express a great interest in using ICTs in their classes. However, only 8% of the teachers surveyed use ICTs regularly in their classes. This paradox can be attributed to three main stumbling blocks. First, there is a lack of relevant equipment in schools. Second, there is a lack of software and applications relevant to the taught programs. Last but not least, there is the obstacle of the teachers’ trainings and qualifications.