The curriculum has a major influence on the quality of education in a country. The Indonesian curriculum has changed over time to adapt to the times and needs of society. Qualitative descriptive methods and library approaches are used in this study to find out how changes in the national educational curriculum affect the quality of learning and student performance. On the positive side, students will have a better ability to adapt to the developments of the times, improving the quality of education in schools. On the negative side, students may experience a decrease in performance because they are unable to adjust to the new learning system, and educators or teachers should also reconsider the established curriculum.

The occurrence of the covid-19 pandemic caused a forced change in learning methods. The changes that occur are changes from the 2013 curriculum to an independent curriculum whose goal is to catch up on learning. This study aims to identify and examine the "Implementation of the Independent Curriculum in Mobilizing Schools". This study uses a qualitative method of content analysis. Data in content analysis is collected by collecting and analyzing documents, both written documents, drawings, works, and electronics and the results reported are in the form of an analysis of these documents. The independent curriculum is a learning method that refers to the talent and interest approach. The results and discussion of this study explain the meaning of implementation and independent curriculum in driving schools. Through the Mobilization School, it is hoped that it will be able to realize an advanced Indonesia that is sovereign, independent, and has personality through the creation of Pancasila Students.