Overview
Founded in 1922, Holland Hall strives to offer a challenging and supportive environment for each student. It is accredited by the Independent Schools Association of the Southwest; recognized by the Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education; a member of the National Association of Independent Schools, National Association of Episcopal Schools, National Association for College Admission Counseling, The College Board, and since 1968 a member of Cum Laude.

Holland Hall has been recognized by the Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education for superior college preparation.

Holland Hall is one of only three Oklahoma educational institutions to belong to the Center for Academic Integrity.

Selected Features
- $58 million endowment
- Modern, extensive plant valued at over $60 million
- Primary School (PreS-3): 342 students
- Middle School (4-8): 320 students
- Upper School (9-12): 306 students
- Student-faculty ratio: 10:1
- All Saints' chapel and two chaplains
- 3 libraries totaling more than 70,000 items, extensive Internet capabilities and periodical collections
- 9 science labs, 6 computer labs
- 1 state-of-the-art language lab
- More than 500 networked computers for student/faculty/administrator use
- 6 art and 6 music studios, photography lab, dance studio
- 3 gymnasiums, weight room, 5 developmental play areas,outdoor sports complex including an all-weather track, 8 other playing fields, 12 tennis courts
- Pauline McFarlin Walter Arts Center with a 1,200 seat main theatre and a studio theatre
- Science, Mathematics and Technology Center
- 162-acre campus in wooded area of south Tulsa

Graduation Requirements
English 4 credits
Foreign Language 3 credits
Mathematics 3 credits
Science 3 credits
Social Studies 3 credits
Religious Studies .5 credit
Fine Arts 1 credit
Athletics 3.5 credits
Additional non-departmental requirements include:
- Wellness (Ninth, and Twelfth grades)
- Junior Seminar
- A 40 hour senior internship/shadowing experience.
- A minimum of 21 credits is necessary for graduation.

Grades
Holland Hall's marking system is as follows: A (90-100)=Highest Honors; B (80-89)=Honors; C (70-79)=Satisfactory; D (60-69) = Passing and College-recommended. Holland Hall's grade point average is computed on a 4-point scale with Honors and Advanced Placement courses slightly weighted by receiving an additional value of .34. In calculating grade point averages, all courses are included except physical education, athletics, community service, junior seminar, wellness and driver education. The average reflects only courses taken at Holland Hall.

Holland Hall grades appear to be a fairly reliable predictor of college grades. A recent comparison of first-year college grades of Holland Hall graduates with their high school GPA reveals a statistically insignificant difference of 0.12 on a 4-point scale.

Notes of Interest
The following courses taken by Holland Hall Middle School students follow the same curriculum as equivalent courses in the Upper School: Latin I, II, Spanish I, II, French I, II, Algebra I, II, Geometry. These courses are given high school credit and apply toward Holland Hall's Upper School graduation requirements.

Holland Hall's modular schedule encourages student responsibility for scheduling approximately 40% of his/her own school time. Holland Hall students enter college with considerable experience in time management and organization. Holland Hall offers, but does not require, special preparation for students taking the PSAT, SAT, and ACT.

Normally, students who transfer from local public schools into the school find their letter grades approximately one full grade below their previous record. Given a selective admission policy, students graduating from Holland Hall would probably rank in the upper half of a general school population; the upper half of Holland Hall's students would probably rank within the top 10% of the general school population.

Class of 2009 Distinctions
12 National Merit Finalists
13 National Merit Semi-finalists
7 National Merit Commended
1 National Hispanic Finalist

Class of 2009 Testing Profile
SAT – 53 students tested
Middle 50% - Critical Reading: 570-700, Math: 540-710

ACT – 78 students tested
Middle 50% 25-31

Non-Discrimination Statement
Holland Hall, in compliance with all applicable Federal and State laws and regulations, does not discriminate against qualified individuals on the basis of race, sex, religion, sexual orientation, national or ethnic origin, or physical handicap in any of its policies, practices, or procedures.  This includes but is not limited to admission, financial aid, and educational services.