The Minister of Education of Peru is in charge of the Ministry of Education within the Council of Ministers of Peru. The building's headquarters, formerly in the Javier Alzamora Valdez Building, are now located in San Borja District. The current minister is Rosendo Serna.

List of ministers

Instruction, charity and ecclesiastical business

MinistroPartidoInicioPresidente
Manuel Villarán LoliClericFebruary 5, 1837Andrés de Santa Cruz
Agustín Guillermo CharúnClericNovember 26, 1839Agustín Gamarra
Benito LasoLiberalOctober 20, 1842Francisco de Vidal

Education

MinisterPartyStartPresident
Ernesto Montagne MarkholzSeptember 12, 1935Óscar R. Benavides
Óscar ArrúsApril 19, 1939
Pedro M. OliveiraDecember 8, 1939Manuel Prado Ugarteche
Mariano Lino CornejoApril 28, 1943
Enrique Laroza1943
Jorge Basadre GrohmannIndependentJuly 28, 1945José L. Bustamante y Rivero
Luis E. ValcárcelOctober 7, 1945
Cristóbal de Losada y PugaJanuary 11, 1947
Óscar Torres M.October 30, 1947
Honorio Delgado EspinozaJune 17, 1948
Juan Mendoza RodríguezNovember 1, 1948Manuel A. Odría
Alfonso Balaguer RegaladoDecember 18, 1952
Carlos González IglesiasJanuary 29, 1954
Carlos Rodríguez PastorSeptember 15, 1955
Mariano Iberico RodríguezDecember 2, 1955
Juan Mendoza RodríguezDecember 24, 1955
Jorge Basadre GrohmannIndependentJuly 28, 1956Manuel Prado Ugarteche
Enrique Labarthe1957
Jorge Basadre Grohmann1958
Ulises Montoya N.1958
Emilio Romero PadillaOctober 17, 1958
José Rubio RolandoJuly 26, 1959
Alfredo Parra CarreñoJune 6, 1960
Alfonso Villanueva PinillasMay 2, 1961
Darío Acevedo CriadoNovember 19, 1961
Franklin Pease Olivera[1]July 18, 1962Military Junta of 1968-1980
Francisco Miró Quesada CantuariasAcción PopularJuly 28, 1963Fernando Belaunde Terry
Ernesto Montagne SánchezOctober 3, 1964
Carlos Cueto FernandiniAcción PopularJuly 30, 1965
José Navarro GrauAcción PopularSeptember 15, 1965
Carlos Cueto FernandiniAcción PopularApril 15, 1966
Enrique Tola MendozaAcción PopularJanuary 27, 1967
Octavio Mongrut MuñozAcción PopularSeptember 6, 1967
José Jiménez BorjaAcción PopularJune 1, 1968
Augusto Tamayo VargasOctober 2, 1968
Alfredo Arrisueño CornejoOctober 3, 1968Juan Velasco Alvarado
Alfredo Carpio BecerraApril 27, 1971
Ramón Humberto Miranda AmpueroFebruary 1, 1975
Otto Eléspuru RevoredoJanuary 1, 1977Francisco Morales Bermúdez
José Francisco Guabloche RodríguezSeptember 16, 1978
Luis Felipe Alarco LarraburreAcción Popular28 July 1980Fernando Belaunde Terry
José Benavides MuñozAcción PopularFebruary 4, 1981
Patricio Ricketts Rey de CastroAugust 15, 1983
Valentín PaniaguaAcción PopularApril 10, de 1984
Andrés Cardó FrancoAcción PopularOctober 12, 1984
Grover Pango VildosoAPRAJuly 28, 1985Alan García
Mercedes CabanillasAPRAJune 29, 1987
Efraín OrbegozoAPRAAugust 28, 1988
Mercedes CabanillasAPRAMay 9, 1990
Gloria Helfer PalaciosIzquierda UnidaJuly 28, 1990Alberto Fujimori
Óscar de la Puente RaygadaDecember 12, 1990
Augusto Antoniolli VásquezNovember 7, 1991
Alberto Varillas MontenegroMay 9, 1991
Raúl Vittor AlfaroAugust 19, 1993
Jorge Trelles MonteroFebruary 18, 1994
Pedro Villena HidalgoOctober 13, 1994
Dante Córdova BlancoJune 8, 1995
Domingo Palermo CabrejosApril 11, de 1996
Felipe Ignacio García EscuderoJanuary 6, 1999
Federico Salas Guevara SchultzJuly 29, 2000
Marcial Rubio CorreaNovember 25, 2000Valentín Paniagua
Nicolás Lynch GameroIndependentJuly 28, 2001Alejandro Toledo
Gerardo Ayzanoa del CarpioPerú PosibleJuly 21, 2002
Carlos Malpica FaustorIndependentJune 28, 2003
Javier Sota NadalFebruary 16, 2004
José Antonio Chang EscobedoAPRAJuly 28, 2006Alan García
Víctor Raúl Díaz ChávezAPRAMarch 19, 2011
Patricia Salas O'BrienJuly 28, 2011Ollanta Humala
Jaime Saavedra ChanduvíOctober 31, 2013Ollanta Humala / Pedro Pablo Kuczynski
Marilú Martens CortésDecember 18, 2016Pedro Pablo Kuczynski
Idel VexlerSeptember 17, 2017
Daniel Alfaro ParedesIndependentApril 2, 2018Martín Vizcarra
Flor Pablo MedinaIndependentMarch 11, 2019
Martín Benavides Abanto[2]IndependentFebruary 13, 2020
Fernando d'Alessio Ipinza Independent November 12 2020 Manuel Merino
Ricardo Cuenca Pareja Independent November 18 2020 Francisco Sagasti
Juan Cadillo LeónIndependentJuly 29, 2021Pedro Castillo
Carlos Gallardo GómezIndependentOctober 6, 2021
Rosendo Serna Román Together for PeruDecember 28, 2021

See also

References

  1. "Franklin Pease Olivera". MINEDU. Retrieved 12 October 2020.
  2. "Conoce el perfil de Martín Benavides, el nuevo ministro de Educación" (in Spanish). Andina. 13 February 2020.
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