Each day begins with a revival meeting of sorts attended by the whole school community, including parents. Together, they praise G-d and exhort the children to excellence. Cheryl Brown, the school's attractive, black founder, teaches biology. Her students learn the facts about DNA and RNA, but they also hear the biblical account of creation. Science can't contradict that.
Science can explain how everything works physically in relation to everything else.
Seventh-graders at Believers in Christ Academy can explain black holes. Besides, as Stern points out, no one is forced to attend Believers in Christ Academy. It might not be your choice. I know it would not be mine. But the existence of such a school should not make us angry or defensive.