This ongoing debate is so ridiculous and I wish it would finally end. Personally, I don't see any reason for science and religion to be in opposition to each other. They have separate roles. Science does not, nor should not, address the existence of God or the way people should live. It addresses the physical world and the way it works. Whether religion should have a place in public schools is a valid question, but, IMO, science class is the last place it should be shoehorned into. Science IS NOT a threat to religion, people! The two things address different questions. Science answers 'how' and religion answers 'why'.
Personally I believe the Bible's version: God made it all but any and every possible "evolution" within the "kind" could and may have happened. The idea that we can be both "in the image of God" and a chimp derivative is rediculous. Believe one or the other - not both.
That said, I agree that Creationism should NOT be taught in public schools as science. However, a teacher mentioning that Darwinism has flaws that some resolve with the idea of Intelligent Design is NOT an attack on science!
My boys learn about Darwin and his theories but also learn the story of Creation and how parts of Darwinism don't fit. Yep, my boys are home-schooled and aren't missing a thing in science.