Education - As enacted, enacts the "Charlie Kirk American Heritage Act." - Amends TCA Title 49.

SB 1828 requires public schools and colleges in Tennessee to include instruction on the "positive impacts of religion on American history" when teaching American history. It specifically allows teachers to cover 19 historical examples, such as the Pilgrims' religious practices, religious references in the Declaration of Independence, George Washington's views on religion, and the role of religious leaders in the Civil Rights Movement. The bill states this teaching is consistent with the First Amendment and aims to provide an "accurate historical account" of religion's influence. It applies to all public school teachers, administrators, and higher education instructors in Tennessee, though it does not mandate specific content - only that these topics may be included. The bill claims this approach reduces "ignorance of American history, hate, and violence."