I, and many Christians disagree. As a great Christian leader said, the Bible teaches us "WHY", science teaches us "HOW". Man's understanding of what the Bible means, especially in terms of trying to use it as a scientific text, has proven flawed time and time again. Maybe, instead of looking at the two in conflict, look at all the discoveries we make and see how it illuminates what God wrote. God gave us a mind for a reason.
Actually, FRiend, the problem is generally not the supposed competition between Genesis and evolution, but rather the Christians who are rather unpleasantly strident about claiming that they are.
It ain't the science, brother ... it's often us Christians that are the problem.
“Either Genesis is right or evolution is right.”
Wrong. Christianity and evolution are perfectly compatible. Faith and science are perfectly compatible.
What's next? Either Newton's Optics are right or "the light of the eye" theory is right? Either the Bible is right or Gray's Anatomy is right?
The problem is with evolution being used to infer religion. It's no help to use religion to derive science.
Teach basic epistemology, avoid category errors, and do make kids choose between religion and science. It's a false choice and eventually you will lose - needlessly.
Should be:
“DON’T make kids choose between religion and science.”