The King Tides project was intended to investigate the changes in water heights during reported King Tide events measured at coastal Oregon tidal stations. The project was initially a collaboration within Southwestern Oregon Community College’s STEAM Pathways Experimental & Academic Research (SPEAR) Team. The King Tides project follows a very basic pathway to determining what was a King Tide in years past and how have the heights varied over time. We do this through a developed algorithm to extract data from comma-separated value (CSV) files, determine the mean and standard deviation of the observed tidal data with those calculations solved, we used graphical distributions to determine when King Tides, defined as tides exceeding three standard deviations above the mean high tide height, happened and the time of year. We present here calculations from our initial analysis of Charleston, OR tidal station data with future applications to longer historical look back and investigations of geographical variance.