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Any court, conservative or liberal, could see through the I.D. smokescreen. I suspect they didn't want to have to issue a conflicting ruling if someone wanted to teach other creation stories as science, like that the world was created from an egg, or that Damballah, a serpent, moved his coils thus creating the hills and the valleys. Or that he created the stars and planets from the earth which emerged in the heavens, etc.
There are many diverse stories and beliefs about how the earth was created. They are interesting subjects in philosophy and religions classes. I'd rather have Science classes stick to science, not political agendas disguised as science.
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