"Teach the Controversy!" Facepalm*

[Amarok]

I don't have any contentions about what has been observed in the field or in the lab, in regards to evolution.   I don't think the predictions, models, and evidence (from which inferences are made) are as strong as is often made out however.

Well there's no accounting for your inability to understand fact. Here's a site which barely scratches the surface of what evolutionary theory has predicted, and has been subsequently been found to be right.

The models  predictions and evidence for evolution are without doubt some of the strongest in science It's the stupidity the ID and creationism that fails because it has none of the above

Road your denial doesn't change that

As for teach the controversy it's just a back door way to sneak religion into schools without admitting it's religion it has nothing to do with critical thinking and never has been and even it ID fanatics were censer (which they are not) there is already a means within science if ID wants respect it should use it