Yes he was against public schools.'' Participants at the Koch Network gathering, Hohmann reports, spoke of ESAs being instrumental in redirecting public school funding to an array of privately-controlled alternatives to public schools, including “technologies” that let parents pick and choose private classes or tutors, teacher-less computer based instructional programs often called “personalized” or “customized” learning, and “micro-schools” that substitute computer software platforms for the traditional shared-space of a public school led by professional educators.''
https://www.commondreams.org/views/2018/02/02/how-public-schools-became-easy-pickings-kochs#
Sounds intriguing to me. But probably not possible
Oh and you are wrong it seems. He was actually for roads,lol. He was against public transit. Which I would disagree with. Here's an excerpt.
''Supporters of transit investments point to research that shows that they reduce traffic, spur economic development and fight global warming by reducing emissions. Americans for Prosperity counters that public transit plans waste taxpayer money on unpopular, outdated technology like trains and buses just as the world is moving toward cleaner, driverless vehicles.''
https://www.nytimes.com/2018/06/19/climate/koch-brothers-public-transit.html
It's from the NYT so of course they hate him going in but just the same its an interesting read.
