Revises provisions governing education. (BDR 34-235)

AB 464 revises Nevada's education standards to require history courses to include factual instruction on genocides and the histories of various ethnic groups, while mandating English and arts courses to feature works by diverse authors and artists. It also requires science and health instruction to be evidence-based and prohibits school districts or charter schools from suspending or terminating staff based on political affiliation, activities, or because they teach required content. Violations of these provisions are classified as felonies, punishable by up to a year in prison. The bill directly affects Nevada public school districts, charter schools, and their employees (including teachers and administrators), with potential cost impacts on local governments due to an unfunded mandate.