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Think about it, folks. There's a reason the evolutionists hyperventilate at the mere thought that ID or creationism might even be mentioned in a public school, much less included as a part of the curricula. It's because evolutionists are afraid to have to actually put their belief system up on trial and have it questioned. Evolution receives much the same hallowed status in American public schools as "scientific socialism" did in Soviet schools - it's a truism, and and any debate must be stifled.

No, it's because of two reasons. First, a high school kid is as qualified to 'critique' evolution as he is to 'critique' quantum mechanics. Secondly, the twisting, warping and "lying for the Lord" with respect to other branches of science by creationists leaves highschoolers with less education than they started with.

yep, students are not qualified to see both sides, including creationism theory. Your argument is so messed up...hope you come out of your confusing thoughts.