China's nine-year compulsory education is a unified national compulsory policy for children's education. On the one hand, it guarantees every child's right to study and education, on the other hand, it also solves many families' economic problems. In this regard, we often hear rumors that the state has included kindergartens and high schools in compulsory education. Many parents want to consult about this. Here, let's know whether it is true that kindergartens and high schools are included in compulsory education.

At present, China's compulsory education is a nine-year system, that is, from the first grade of primary school to the third grade of junior high school. The reason why it is nine-year compulsory education is a policy formulated by the state with reference to international practices and in combination with China's national conditions. With the growing strength and progress of China's education, people's voice for the reform of compulsory education is getting stronger and stronger. Many people hope that kindergartens and high schools can be included in the national compulsory education, and there are also many rumors that such a policy already exists.

However, as we all know, compulsory education is a policy that the state has invested a lot of money. The Ministry of Education also quickly responded to the voice of the masses, to the effect that at the present stage in China, compulsory education cannot be extended, and more time and plans are needed to explore and try to implement the 12-year academic system.

In fact, extending the education system has advantages and disadvantages for students, and there is also a lot of room for discussion whether it can really adapt after extending compulsory education. What students need to do now is to try their best to grasp every day of study.