The Salt Lake Tribune (Courtney Tanner) reports that the Bible will be removed from Davis (Utah) School District elementary and middle school libraries, "for containing 'vulgarity or violence.'" A parent had asked, apparently as a protest against a recent Utah law that calls for removal of various school library books, that the Bible be removed; this seems to have been the response.
And the Utah law does seem to be remarkably broad, calling for removal from (among other things) school libraries of "sensitive material":
(2)(b) A public school may not: (i) adopt, use, distribute, provide a student access to, or maintain in the school setting, sensitive materials ….
{(1)(f)(i) "School setting" [includes], for a public school: … (B) in a school library ….}
