Actually, it's 0% sarcasm. :0)
The fact that they don't allow the reading of the bible in schools (At least a teacher doing so), I think, is a good thing, because that means that they are neutral towards religion, and while that may seem bad initially, them doing that is essentially letting us do whatever we want with religion. (Except force it on others, and let's be real, if they read the Quran every morning at your school, I'm sure you and some others I won't care to name wouldn't be happy.)
@Sierepica_Fuzzywalker:
[https://www.mtsu.edu/first-amendment/article/671/pfeiffer-v-board-of-education]
One of several. This is technically part of the first amendment.
Basically, not only bible reading in class is unconstitutional, but so is reading any other religious text in pursuit of forcing religion on someone. This still allows kids to bring their Bibles and talk to their classmates about their beliefs, and even pray! I just think it shows that we have a government that is trying to be the best it can be. :0)