I grew up in the deep South, where the majority of people are Southern Baptist. I only heard mention of evolution in school and what little I was taught was not really evolution at all, but church propaganda. When I got into college and started doing some reading and research of my own, I finally began to gain a little understanding of evolution.

Nope we had an inferior xtian national party apartheid syllabus. I read books to educate myself.

No , but wish I had been because I thought I descended from Adam and Eve and was always afraid of apples

I remember my mother screaming at my primary school head teacher after I came home and told her human beings were animals just like bunnies.
If I recall correctly the Head teacher told her she was not going to teach her pupils that they were vegitables, no matter how much their parents appeared to be evidence to the contrary.

My schooling was in Alabama in the 50s and 60s and we were taught that humans are animals, subject to evolution like any other.

I had some excellent science teachers. My Biology/Anatomy/Zoology teacher through high school was an open atheist. He retired and joined the Peace Corp to work on a Galapagos project related to the evolution of some of the native species there. He very passionately and thoroughly taught the real deal.

I went to a catholic school and we were given about a 1 hour brief explanation of evolution and that was it. It was about 40 minutes longer than our Sex ed. lol

Yes. None of that intelligent design bullshit. That's disgraceful.