At first I didn&#x27;t notice that they actually have STEM classes here.<p>The spiral does however have maths and sciences, the titles mislead me at first but it appears to go through calculus 1 and physics 2. Newtonian dynamics is covered, electromagnetism is covered...<p>However about a third of the advanced curriculum is devoted directly or indirectly to Astronomy. &quot;Archaeoastronomy&quot;, &quot;Maya Astronomy&quot;, &quot;Islamic Astronomy&quot; etc. etc. through &quot;Cosmology&quot;<p>Biology is covered with heavy heavy emphasis on human spirituality (I presume), with courses devoted entirely to the brain and mind. Evolution and Human anatomy are covered, but I&#x27;m guessing taxonomy and the boring stuff like how kidneys work or what ATP is pays the price.<p>Chemistry seems to have drawn the short straw here.<p>Not going to lie though, I&#x27;m jealous of that History schedule, that looks really tight.<p>At first I came in with a really judgmental statement, but I&#x27;ve eased back quite a bit. I still, however, would not send my child here.