I completely support this. Science prior to college was basically a waste. History was full of bias and axes to grind.
Don't get me wrong, teach these subjects, the scientific method is great. However, the value is low compared to the tools given in Math and English.
My public school biology class involved sequencing and editing DNA to make bacteria change color.
I would not call it a waste.
In fact I wish I would've had more science in school, I managed to go until college until I took my first Physics class, and physics is really useful.
Like, I’m very happy that I got to learn probability theory, but all the differential equations that broke my mind seem entirely pointless now.
And than natural sciences in general (climate, space) also have applications there.
Subjects that feel useful post graduation, if they are being taught in high school early college the time gap makes it less useful. HS and early college classes fundamentals are needed for the specialized curriculum that needed for higher college and post graduate education.