Holland Hall High School - Eight Acres Yearbook (Tulsa, OK)

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can. The Nlath Department is a good example of the way Holland Hall has adapted to the ever-changing needs of the students. General math is taught at all levels, and advanced courses, like Algebra l, are also offered to students. But the major change and flexibility can be seen through the addition of computers in certain math classes. Children are encouraged to learn all they can about this new and exciting element in the math world. Most find this to be a successful addition. English, of course, is also stressed, and in many forms. Students learn to develop a strong background in grammar, essay writing, and Standard English while applying these concepts in poetry, short stories, research projects and other forms of creative writing. Because of a low student-teacher ratio of ten to one and small class sizes, students

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