Holland Hall is an independent, co-educational Episcopal school in south Tulsa, Oklahoma, serving students from PreK through 12th grade. Founded in 1922, it is Tulsa's only PreK–12 independent Episcopal school and enrolls more than 1,000 students across a 167-acre campus. Its programme is a rigorous, college-preparatory liberal-arts curriculum designed to promote critical thinking and lifelong learning, taught in small classes by what the school describes as an innovative faculty.
The school's approach is holistic, balancing academics with arts, athletics and activities, and with an emphasis on educating the whole child; students are encouraged to pursue multiple interests. Programming in character development and community engagement is intended to foster intellectual curiosity, confidence, empathy and resilience. Episcopal values of inclusion, intellectual inquiry, service and respect for the dignity of every individual underpin the institution's culture, which its community characterises as warm, welcoming and deeply relational.
Holland Hall reports that nearly 40% of its students are students of colour and that more than one-third receive financial assistance, reflecting stated commitments to diversity and access. The school operates solely in south Tulsa.
