Well, I can. It is teaching children a singular view of a completely unproven theory, evolution, and calling it "scientific fact", thereby undermining the Word Of God without even a fair hearing.
That's fundamentally dishonest.
Had their religious leaders prepared them by telling them there was no conflict between Genesis and science, and not insisting on this Creationism silliness, then all of those students would be open to accepting God.
You have a point here. There is no conflict between Genesis and science.
But, what you refer to as "Creation silliness" does confuse children, especially when it is known as "evolution". This "evolution silliness" contradicts the Word Of God and thereby does tend to confuse children,... and adults, leading them to believe the Word Of God is wrong when there is no genuine evidence for that - only unproven theory.
How does this undermine the Word of God, unless you first teach these children that the Earth was made in 6 days, or whatever version of Creationism you believe in.
If you teach the children that the few hundred words in Genesis are actually confirmed by science, then no undermining takes place.
I'm getting tired of making this point to people who somehow can't get it. But teaching children Creationism sets them up to later reject God entirely because of the conflicts in science.
I can read Genesis, and I can read about Evolution, and I see no conflict between them. No problem.