And creationism does not have to be about the bible either.
You can choose to believe it happened as God said, or not.
Regardless creationism is a sound theory, with more science to support it than does evolutionism.
That's why evolution should not be taught if it is excluding all other theory.
Well, how does the Bible say God created the species?
My problem is that it doesn't say much at all. A couple of sentences that can, and has, been interpreted many different ways. Not nearly enough detail to really commit your life to.
I'll repeat. God created the universe, and He gave us the Bible. There can be no contradiction between the two.
If you want to understand God's creation, then you have to study it, and the best method to do so is science. That has been done, and all evidence (your post notwithstanding) points to evolution.
I'm sorry, your claims that "creationism has more science to support it" is woefully inaccurate. You really have no idea.