I don’t see a problem with going over the Bible exactly the same way as you would when discussing Greek mythology in English class. In fact, you can begin with Greek mythology and show how stories about the Greek gods were altered & rebranded into stories in the Bible. That’s just obvious if you’ve read both. I think it would be funny if students started saying they believe in the Greek Gods as a screw you to this ruling. 😏
To be fair, humanist chaplains are often MSWs or MFTs (aka qualified to give counseling) so that wouldn’t bother me at all if it really was about getting mental health help to kids
So, where's the *PUNISHMENT* for teachers or gridiron(which is *NOT* football) coaches? Clearly there is *NO* punishment for crimes of leading prayer or prosyletising to students where there should be *HEAVY FINES AND JAIL SENTENCES* for such crimes!