text: "let's have all kids learn about the Bible and the Gospels in class too." Well you couldn't have a class about religions that doesn't cover that.
  
  As for the rest, some seem reasonable, others not. Having rabbis as guest to explain the value of being mensch makes sense, being familiar with key passages from all the major scriptures as well, trying some foods culturally related to the religion also, singing songs, why not? As long as it is a one-day thing, not a regular diet, and all major religions are treated similarly, what's wrong with that? Having Muslim girls take off the hijabs, obviously not.
  
  In fact a Catholic went to court about it, they wanted to be able to teach the class from a Catholic point of view instead of a secular one. They eventually won.
  
  http://montrealgazette.com/news/local-news/loyola-can-teach-catholic-studies-but-must-still-teach-other-religions-scoc-rules