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Holland Hall’s mission in 1922 — when its founders vowed to build a school “where each student may receive individual attention, within reach of any citizen of Tulsa” — lives on today. Explore an independent Episcopal education on the city's most beautiful campus.
Tulsa’s only PreK through Grade 12 independent Episcopal school, Holland Hall provides bedrock academic foundations, uncommon extracurricular equilibrium, and an extraordinary apprenticeship in self-reliance—all in an unusually kind, supportive learning community.
Parents. Tulsa’s only PreK-Grade 12 independent Episcopal school. Although most school forms can be found on the Parent Portal or the School App, you can find links to those sites and more here.
Tulsa’s only PreK through Grade 12 independent Episcopal school, Holland Hall provides bedrock academic foundations, uncommon extracurricular equilibrium, and an extraordinary apprenticeship in self-reliance—all in an unusually kind, supportive learning community.
6th – 8th Grade . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $23,550. 9th – 12th Grade . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $25,325. The Les and Ellen Goddard Merit Scholarship Program provides outstanding 6th and 9th grade students the opportunity to attend Holland Hall as merit scholars.
Holland Hall is an independent, coeducational, Episcopal day school that provides a challenging, comprehensive educational experience grounded in a rigorous liberal arts, college preparatory curriculum that promotes critical thinking and life-long learning.
Holland Hall offers a student/teacher ratio of 10:1, an array of exciting electives, a lively, loving community, and an apprenticeship in self-reliance. And we encourage your child to choose boldly from all we offer — to embrace adventure, take new paths, dare greatly, and engage fully with the exceptional opportunities at Holland Hall.
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Tulsa’s only PreK through Grade 12 independent Episcopal school, Holland Hall provides bedrock academic foundations, uncommon extracurricular equilibrium, and an extraordinary apprenticeship in self-reliance—all in an unusually kind, supportive learning community.
Chartered in 1930, Holland Hall has grown from 60 students and eight teachers to over 990 students and 180 faculty and staff. The school, which now graduates more students in a single class than were graduated in its first ten years, has now graduated over 3,500 students into the college ranks.
