Summary:
Rising Tide Charter Public (District) is a single-school district in Plymouth, Massachusetts, containing Rising Tide Charter Public School, which is classified as a high school but serves grades 5–12 and enrolls 617 students—so district and school figures are identical.
With only one school in the district, the meaningful comparison is against the state, and the school outperformed Massachusetts on every reported 2025–2026 MCAS Next Generation test. Tenth grade is the clearest standout: 78.95% proficient in Mathematics versus 43.73% statewide, a margin of more than 35 percentage points, and 76.27% in English Language Arts versus 45.48%. Other strong results include 6th grade ELA and Mathematics, both at 55.43%, 8th grade Science at 54.44% versus 38.93% state, and 8th grade Civics at 51.09% versus 39.77%. Margins are narrower but still positive in Physics End of Course (47.17% vs. 46.58%), 5th grade Science (44.71% vs. 43.07%), and 7th grade Mathematics (40.22% vs. 37.48%).
The school's ranking has climbed over three years, from 103rd of 348 (70th percentile) in 2023–2024 to 63rd of 353 (82nd percentile) in 2025–2026, holding 4 stars throughout. Comparing all-grade results year over year, ELA slipped from 54.10% to 50.42% and Mathematics from 55.22% to 49.17%, while Science rose from 48.62% to 49.71% and 8th grade Civics from 48.39% to 51.09%. The graduation rate is 92.9% and the dropout rate 3.6%, with a student-teacher ratio of 10.5 and per-student spending of $18,322 in 2020–2021. The free/reduced lunch percentage is not available, so socioeconomic context cannot be assessed from this data set.
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