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Cusco Regional Government Transforms the Future of Wanchaq: It Will Deliver Romeritos School and Begin Construction of I.E. Nativity Off to Good Start of the 2026 School YearCutting-edge educational infrastructures. The Cusco Regional Government strengthens education in the region with the upcoming inauguration of the Romeritos school and the beginning of the execution of the I.E. Our Lady of the Nativity in the Wanchaq district.
The delivery of the new infrastructure of the Romeritos educational institution, scheduled as part of the Good Start of the 2026 School Year, is one of the most modern educational works and will benefit more than 1,000 students at the primary and secondary levels.
The new infrastructure includes equipped pedagogical environments, modern school furniture and advanced educational technology, including an educational data center, interactive screens, high-speed connectivity through fiber optics and digital security systems, which will strengthen teaching and access to academic information.
Likewise, the execution of the final works has incorporated a social and participatory approach because more than 60 parents from the area collaborate in finishing work, painting, installation of safety railings and recovery of green areas.
Likewise, as part of the commitment to transform education in the region, the current administration led by Governor Werner Salcedo Alvarez will also begin the project to improve and expand the educational service of the I.E. 50731 Our Lady of the Nativity of Progress with an investment of more than 30 million soles. It will be executed under the modality of Works for Taxes in agreement with the Technological University of Peru.
The work includes the construction of a modern 4-level infrastructure with primary and secondary classrooms, pedagogical innovation classrooms, creative workshops, a library, administrative environments and a multipurpose room, in addition to equipment and teacher training.
The important educational project will benefit more than 5,000 students in the coming years, which will allow the replacement of buildings that are more than 5 decades old and that currently present high-risk conditions.
While the work is being carried out, a contingency plan will be implemented to guarantee the continuity of the educational service. In this way, students will be temporarily transferred to the Chachacomayoc and Republica de Mexico educational institutions.
Investing in education is investing in the future of Cusco. Our children and young people deserve to study in safe, modern environments with technology that allows them to compete on equal terms, said the regional governor, Werner Salcedo Alvarez.
