Preschoolers Learn About China
Holland Hall Preschoolers explored the customs and literature of China during the month of January. They learned about the Lion Dance, pandas, how to say "hello" and "Happy New Year" in Chinese and practiced Chinese numerals in the writing center. The unit culminated with a Chinese lunch complete with chopsticks and fortune cookies.
Second Grade Performs Fairy Tale Plays
The second grade performed their Fairy Tale plays in the Branch Theatre on Friday, February 3. The second grade performed many classic Fairy Tales including Hansel and Pretzel, Three Billy Goats Gruff, The Princess and the Pea, Goldilocks and the Three Bears, Sleeping Beauty, the Wolf’s side of the Three Little Pigs, Cinderella, and more. The Second Graders also performed nursery rhymes and Little Red Riding Hood in Spanish. READ MORE
Striving for Historical First
Eight Holland Hall students and Holland Hall faculty Neil Bergenroth are planning a trip to represent Tulsa at the Henley Royal Regatta in the United Kingdom with the Tulsa Rowing Club Juniors . This is the first time in the history of the sport that a high school crew from Oklahoma will be represented at this prestigious event. READ MORE
Dutch Strong
Catch the latest news in Dutch Athletics by visiting dutchathletics.org. Show your Dutch spirit and come out to support our athletes as they compete. The Dutch Zone carries all the latest spirit wear, located at the south end of the Middle School. Go Dutch!
Third Graders Volunteer at
Local Food Bank
Third grade students at Holland Hall volunteer their time at the Community Food Bank of Eastern Oklahoma. Throughout the school year, these students visit the distribution center and perform a variety of tasks that help enable the food bank to distribute food to more than 440 partner programs. Recently, the students packaged a grand total of 1,207 pounds of pinto beans as well as macaroni noodles.
Spotlight
Founded in 1922, Holland Hall School has many traditions, which have endured through the years and are still woven into the fabric of each school year. READ MORE
