Erin R. Stroupe

A voice for students, parents, teachers and you. If you're looking to see positive changes in our school system, such as an increase in quality, concise communication from the school board directly to your home, then you've come to the right place. Register below to stay informed and join the movement towards improving our public schools and electing Erin Stroupe for Pasco School Board, District 3.

A voice for students, parents, teachers and you. Welcome, we're glad you're here! If you're looking to see positive changes in our school system, such as an increase in quality, concise communication from the school board directly to your home, then you've come to the right place. ​ A Pasco County native, Erin Stroupe has deep roots in our school system. She graduated as Class President from Mitchell High School in 2006 and went on to receive both a Bachelor’s and Master’s Degree in Communications from Florida State University. ​ Now, as a mom to three young girls, Erin sees our schools through a parent’s eyes- celebrating the wins, but also noticing where we can do better. Through transparency, increased communication, and a willingness to speak up on behalf of the families in our communities, Erin aims to improve the entire student and family lifecycle in Pasco County Schools. Who better to advocate for our children than a parent of young children herself? ​ We're just getting started and have a ways to go until Election Day on August 18, 2026. Register below to stay informed and join the movement towards improving our public schools and electing Erin Stroupe for Pasco School Board, District 3. ​

The well-being of our students, teachers, and staff requires a proactive approach that includes strong safety measures, accessible mental health resources, and effective communication systems. We must also support student behavior policies that promote safe, orderly learning environments, maximize i

The well-being of our students, teachers, and staff requires a proactive approach that includes strong safety measures, accessible mental health resources, and effective communication systems. We must also support student behavior policies that promote safe, orderly learning environments, maximize instructional time, and allow teachers to focus on classroom instruction while prioritizing the safety of both students and staff.