Should God be taken completely out of school

Thank you for the response and right away I would like to point out your statements, "there are other and superior ways of obtaining theology information..."While yes your right that most churches have an open door policy of letting anyone in to observe and learn about there church and there ways, and anyone would could learn more about the religion directly by going to one of these churches, does not mean that kids in school today will just randomly come upon one of these churches and go in and decide to learn about the religion that the church follows because he/she doesn't necessarily know what that church follows or believes, kids today don't learn about Christianity, Hinduism, etc. because there not taught anything about the different religions. Not by there schools, not by their parents, not by anyone. So they go on everyday not knowing about these different religions that they may or may not agree with and that takes out a big part in someones life, what he/she believes in. I would also like to touch on one of your points (#1) that schools have limited resources. While yes, they do, they also misuse those resources a lot. My school in particular, has had roof problems for the past 4 years and the repairs have yes to be fixed, while just three months ago the seats in the Gym were replaced even though there wasn't much wrong with the old ones. you see, schools are given so much by the government and most people know that, but the schools will misuse funds on things that don't even need to be touched on, it's like (I don't know where you live exactly) the construction in Ohio, Ohio had gotten a huge salary from the federal government for construction jobs all over the state .................................................Ohio didn't even really need construction jobs because they were already done a few years back! your next point (#2). I tend to disagree, If you haven't noticed, religion has something to do with everyday life. When people go to elect a president like in the upcoming election, they want to know what they feel about certain things, what they plan to do, and what they believe, Weather people like you or not for what you believe it affects you everyday, If we lived in a world where Muslims were at the top (just using this as an example not an act of slander) and two people worked for a Muslim who was the head of a company. One man is also a Muslim, while the other is a Christian, (not saying this will be the case every time because it depends on the head Muslims character) would it not be more likely that the other Muslim would get a promotion instead of the Christian just because the boss and the worker shared the same religion? now, I'm not saying this is right but sadly it is how the world works today, If your in charge and someone agrees with you, you push them up, but if someone dose not agree with you, they get pushed down and that's not how it should be. Its also like resumes for small and large companies or like the census, they ask you your religion so they can know everything about you. your last point (#3). This refers back to my first point on how the person them self should decide what he/she believes out of what he/she is taught. I have my beliefs today, but that's because I learned about many different religions and picked the one that made the most sense to me and I still learn today, and everyday I learn new things that make my religion stronger for myself. Thank you for taking the time to read my response and I look forward to yours.