Holland Hall School

Holland Hall School is a PreK-12 Episcopal day school in Tulsa, Oklahoma, serving over 1,000 students across four divisions. The school grounds a college preparatory curriculum in the liberal arts, emphasizing critical thinking and sustained intellectual engagement rather than test preparation alone. Its Episcopal identity shapes an educational mission centered on moral foundation and social responsibility alongside academic rigor.

Teaching at Holland Hall means working within a comprehensive school where you encounter the same families and student trajectories across multiple years. Elementary teachers see the middle schoolers they once taught; high school faculty know which elementary programs their students passed through. That continuity allows for coherent curriculum design and deeper knowledge of how students develop over time.

The school maintains language programs in Mandarin Chinese, French, and Spanish, reflecting global engagement as a core value. This creates opportunities for world language teachers and specialists to shape how students approach cultural literacy from early grades through high school.

Holland Hall hires across all divisions and departments year-round, with concentrations in core academics, languages, sciences, and support roles. The school's size—over 1,000 students—means it operates with the resources of a substantial institution while remaining small enough that individual teachers influence school culture and policy.

For educators seeking a day school environment in the South where Episcopal values coexist with academic challenge, Holland Hall offers stability and a multi-age perspective. Tulsa's cost of living is considerably lower than East Coast independent school markets, a practical advantage for families relocating to Oklahoma.