Dr. Loury Dr. Loury is honored to serve as the Chief Educational Officer (CEO) of Renaissance Academy. She joined the RA family back in 2014 and helped to open the school as the founding Literacy Specialist. Since then, she has served as the Director of Elementary Education, the Chief of Curriculum, Instruction and Assessment and the building principal.

Dr. Loury's goal is to lead a school with a supportive climate and culture that is conducive to teaching and learning. She believes that what makes a strong school is one that embraces creativity while offering a robust academic program and fostering social-emotional learning. She knows that this is the recipe for students and staff to learn, grow, and reach their fullest potential.

Family is everything to Dr. Loury, both her RA family and her family at home! She is the wife to a supportive husband, a doggy-momma to her chocolate lab, Zara, and the mom to 3 beautiful children. She is proud to lead at a school that is student-centered and looks forward to see what the future has in store for RA and its students!

Mr. Eichmann originally joined RA in its inaugural year of 2014 as Chief Operating Officer (COO). After stepping away in 2021, he rejoined RA in 2022 in the same role. Like Dr. Loury, Mr. Eichmann shares the goal of helping RA foster a supportive climate and culture for our students and our staff. He believes in the mission of Renaissance Academy and works to support this mission in his role of managing operations, finance, and facilities.

When not working, Mr. Eichmann enjoys time with his family and loved ones, (especially his granddaughter Audrey)! He looks forward to the future of RA and his continued work in this amazing school.

Ms. Korpi is honored and thrilled to be serving as Principal for RA. She joined the RA team in 2023. She started her career in the classroom teaching in Chicago. From there, she moved to Philadelphia and continued teaching before moving into an Assistant Principal role. She served as an Assistant Principal for many years before moving back to Rochester and joining RA. She received her Masters in Education from Johns Hopkins University and completed a Principal Fellowship through RELAY Graduate School of Education.

Ms. Korpi embodies the idea of servant leadership. Her goal is to lead a school that is inclusive, collaborative, and student-centered in the approach. She strives to create an environment where student voice shines, supporting students in feeling comfortable and confident to explore the world and who they are.

When she’s not at RA, Ms. Korpi enjoys spending time with family, doing yoga, and taking walks with her two dogs. She is honored to have the opportunity to lead such a special and innovative school!

In addition to being the proud mother of her son, Perry Washington Jr., Ms. Tolbert is a committed, motivated leader.  

Upon graduating from Roberts Wesleyan College in 2014 with a bachelor’s degree in education, Ruth Tolbert began her teaching career as an Associate Teacher at Renaissance Academy Charter School of the Arts. Over the last eight years, she was promoted to Lead Classroom Teacher, earned a master’s degree in literacy, and then transitioned to an Instructional Coach position. During her time at Renaissance Academy, she has gained extensive experience implementing programs designed to support educators and guide students and families in best practices. As a founding stakeholder, Ms. Tolbert is eager and excited to continue to serve Renaissance Academy Charter School in her new role as the Assistant Principal. She is currently enrolled at University of Rochester to earn a Building Leader and District Leader administrative certificate.

Ms. Singletary has been a committed member of the Renaissance Academy community since 2015. She began her journey as an Associate Teacher, later serving as Lead Teacher for grades 1–4, and was promoted to Math Coach in 2022. For the 2025–2026 school year, Ms. Singletary will step into her new role as Assistant Principal of Student Support. She earned her Bachelor’s degree in Childhood and Special Education from Roberts Wesleyan College in 2014 and in 2023, she completed a Master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling.

Ms. Singletary is also deeply devoted to her role as a mother. Her 15-year-old son, Shabazz Barnes II, is an RA alum, and her 9-year-old son, Johnathan Ivy Jr., is currently in fourth grade at Renaissance Academy. Ms. Singletary cherishes and models values of family, authenticity, loyalty—and treats all children with care, love, and commitment. With empathy and respect at the heart of her leadership, her professional journey has nurtured a thoughtful and relational leadership style, integrating her classroom experience, coaching role, and mental health expertise to meet students’ and staffs’ needs with care and insight.

Ms. Singletary’s passion is to break barriers and build generational wealth. She understands that it takes a village to raise a child, and is committed to creating environments where students feel seen, supported, heard, and inspired to envision and pursue the futures they imagine. As Assistant Principal of Student Support, she looks forward to extending her compassionate leadership and purposeful commitment to the entire RA community.

Ms. Tobeck has been a member of the Renaissance Academy family since 2015. She began as the visual arts teacher, then became the visual arts integration teacher, and was promoted to Director of Arts in 2018. She now serves as the Director of Arts and Technology. Ms. Tobeck received her undergraduate degree in studio art with an art history minor from SUNY Oswego. She then went on to pursue her master's degree in visual arts education from the Rochester Institute of Technology.

Most recently Ms. Tobeck received her post-Master's Certificate in Educational Leadership from Stony Brook University. With a passion for the arts and arts integration, Ms. Tobeck is thrilled to be a part of a school whose mission embodies the arts. If you ever have any questions about the arts or technology programs at Renaissance Academy, reach out to Ms. Tobeck!