Toledo, who announced a Cabinet overhaul on Friday to try to revive his flagging government, will travel to Seattle on Sunday and meet Gates on Monday, the spokesman said. Toledo will fly home on Tuesday.

Peru's Plan Huascaran -- named for the Andean nation's highest peak -- was a key campaign plank for Toledo when he took office last July pledging to fight poverty.

Officials say Plan Huascaran has provided about 100 schools in Peru with Internet service and teaching tools. The government aims to increase that number to 5,000 schools by the end of Toledo's term in 2006.

The drive is part of a campaign to step up education here -- illiteracy rates are high, especially in isolated highland or jungle areas. More than a quarter of women in rural mountain areas, for example, cannot read in a country where more than half the population scrapes by on $1.25 or less.