Summary:
Rising Tide Charter Public (District) contains just one high school — Rising Tide Charter Public School in Plymouth, Massachusetts — a charter public school serving grades 5–12 with 617 students, which means district-level and school-level numbers are the same throughout. Because it is the only school here, there is no other school to compare it against; the useful comparison is against the state averages reported alongside it.
Academically, this school performed above the state in every MCAS subject and grade reported for both 2025–2026 and 2024–2025. In 2025–2026, all-grade proficiency was 50.42% in English language arts (state 40.03%), 49.17% in math (state 41.11%), and 49.71% in science (state 40.98%). Tenth grade is the standout: 76.27% proficient in ELA versus 45.48% statewide, 78.95% in math versus 43.73%, and 54.90% in science versus 40.50% — the math figure being the highest score in the data. Eighth grade is also strong, with science 15.51 points above state, civics 11.32 points above, math 8.88 points above, and ELA 7.75 points above. Margins narrow in a few areas, but remain positive: physics end-of-course (+0.59), fifth-grade science (+1.64), seventh-grade math (+2.74), and fifth-grade ELA (+4.20).
Beyond test scores, the school's district rank has climbed steadily — from 103rd of 348 in 2023–2024 to 63rd of 353 in 2025–2026, moving from the 70th to the 82nd percentile while holding a 4-star rating each year. Its 2024–2025 graduation rate is 92.9% and its dropout rate is 3.6%. Resource context includes a 10.5:1 student-teacher ratio and per-student spending of $18,322 (2020–2021). Parents should note a few limits: free/reduced-lunch data is unavailable, so economic context is missing; spending figures are older than the test data; and the 617 enrollment covers grades 5–12, not high school alone. Year-over-year all-grade ELA and math dipped slightly, while science and civics improved, though reporting categories differ between the two years.
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