You can't make this stuff up. 

Two Florida Christian schools faced each other last month in a state championship football game, and were told by the Florida High School Athletic Association that they could not begin the game with a word of prayer. The term “Christian” school obviously means that these schools are specifically defined as learning institutions in which faith is the defining factor, and as such prayer is a front-and-center practice. Despite this, and the fact that in this case two Christian schools faced each other (not a case where a Christian school was facing a secular school), they were still told no.