Rising Tide Charter Public School is a public charter school in Plymouth, Massachusetts that teaches students in grades 5 through 12. The school has between 600 and 700 students, and there is one teacher for every 11 students. This makes it possible for small classes and one-on-one teaching. The school puts a lot of emphasis on a college-prep curriculum that focuses on hard work, critical thinking, and making students responsible for their actions. The main subjects are math, English language arts, science, and social studies. The student body is a little bit diverse, which is typical for the Plymouth area. The academic results are good, especially when compared to other public schools. 

About 55% of students are good at reading, and about 49% are good at math. Money for public charter schools helps pay for teachers, lessons, and other school supplies. The school's culture puts a lot of emphasis on discipline, academic growth, and being ready for college. Rising Tide Charter Public School does not teach the SAT as part of its regular curriculum, but students can take standardized tests on their own. This school is one of the best high schools in Massachusetts.