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You certainly have a point there E. But I don't recall any secular teachers stating, or claiming, that evolution directly is in conflict with biblical teachings. Indeed, we've seen believers from various Christian sects in this very forum state the two are not mutually exclusive.
Secular teaching is in conflict with Genesis. I don't see why it would hurt to allow creationist scientific teachings into the curriculum. From what I read from their PhD's in science, physics, geologists and archeologist, there is no reason not to allow it into the books. Let the children and adults decide which they want to believe or perhaps do some investigations on their own. What are the secularists like yourself afraid of?