Holland Hall – Tulsa’s Pre-K through 12th grade independent Episcopal school.
We welcome you to visit our beautiful campus to see what makes Holland Hall’s private Episcopal school education unique. With small class sizes, innovative faculty, and a holistic education with academics, arts, athletics, atmosphere, and activities at its core, our students truly explore who they are meant to be.
Academics
What does a 9-to-1 student-to-faculty ratio really mean at a private school? At Holland Hall it means a teacher and an assistant in every Primary School classroom to ensure every child’s needs are met. Upper and Middle School classrooms where meaningful discussions foster critical thinking skills. Faculty who truly know their students — becoming mentors and building relationships that last long after high school ends. Innovative scheduling that allows students to intensely pursue disciplines, with many doubling up on math, foreign languages, history, art, or science courses.
Number of students in a typical Upper School class.
Average ACT Score
Average SAT Score
Student-Teacher Ratio
Arts
Art classes aren’t electives at Holland Hall. They’re a vital component of the curriculum. Beginning in the youngest years — with students taking daily art and music classes — the arts are ingrained into the school day. From theater and jazz band to ceramics and drawing, the classes give students a vehicle for self-expression and building emotional maturity.
The Walter Arts Center serves as the hub for most of the arts classes on campus. With painting- and sculpture-filled hallways, theaters, studios, and practice rooms, it’s truly a magical place to be.
Number of Upper School Arts Courses
Discover beginning and advanced courses in the visual and performing arts
Among the arts faculty are a noted painter, a ceramics artist, and a fine arts photographer who routinely exhibit their work
Every Holland Hall student takes a vocal, band, or orchestra class each year in Middle School
Spacious studios are dedicated to drawing, painting, photography, and ceramics
Classes in Primary School and early Middle School allow for exploration of many different mediums
Athletics
Holland Hall’s State championship-winning programs — football, field hockey, soccer, basketball, and more — only tell part of Holland Hall’s athletic story. Daily PE classes expose students to a wide range of activities, helping them explore hidden interests and discover lifelong passions. And small class sizes mean every student can find a place on a team — whether it’s as a goalie, a linebacker, a forward, a manager, or a sports video photographer. Alternative sports allow students to create their own athletic journey, with many students excelling in equestrian sports, swimming, gymnastics, and martial arts.
Girls soccer won state titles in 2022, 2023, and 2024
Number of OSSAA team championships won since 2020
Number of individiual OSSAA state titles won since 2020.
The student section at any athletic event gets LOUD!
Dance, yoga, and other classes keep students moving
A Private School Community Where Everyone Belongs
Every student can find their place at Holland Hall. Leadership skills and friendships are built in a variety of clubs — from the traditional speech and debate to one run by “sneakerheads.” And the vital skills are built in advisory groups, student council, and in philanthropic efforts. As an Episcopal private school, Holland Hall is more than great academic, athletic, or art programs. It’s helping students find out who they really are, and making them feel like they belong.
We invite you to visit to see what makes Holland Hall different.
Building a strong sense of community
Showing up for fellow students
Getting out of the classroom
Creating core memories
Working together for a common goal
Innovative faculty and programs
Holland Hall News
4th Graders bring history to life with annual Living Museum
Day of Service: 'It's definitely a Holland Hall tradition that I will miss'
Holland Hall athletes explain their college choices
Staff Spotlight: Kelly Danner, Middle School
Holland Hall breaks ground on reimagined middle school
