I am indifferent to those that wish to believe in it (as long as I'm not forced to live with their beliefs and where it leads them). But that is far different from my objecting to an educational institution wherein instructors must be of a certain faith and that has students sign a religious pledge and that purports seriously to examine scholarly works many of which were prohibited by Christian authorities throughout the ages. 
Regarding Darwin (a "he," incidentally, and not an "it"): "not all" is rather weak gruel.
That said, I applaud a school that actually teaches the texts and does so in the Oxford (or Socratic) manner of small discussion groups.