Dr. Denise Julius
Superintendent
Ms. Tiffany Webb
Assistant Superintendent of Curriculum and Grants
Ms. Myra Lolkema
Director of Technology
Myra is the Director of Technology at South Holland School District 150. Myra graduated Ball State University with a Bachelor of Arts in Journalism Education, St. Joseph’s College with a Bachelors in English, and Ball State University with a Masters of Arts in Curriculum and Educational Technology and an Educational Administration and Supervision endorsement. Myra is also a Certified Educational Technology Leader (CETL) through the COSN organization.
Myra has served on the Board of Directors for Indiana Connected Educators and the conference planning committee for the Indiana Digital Educators Alliance's IDEAcon. Myra has presented on technology integration and social media use at the Indiana Connected Educators Conference, Hoosier Educators Computer Coordinators Conference, International Society for Technology in Education Conference (ISTE) and the Superintendents' Commission for the Study of Demographics and Diversity.
Outside of school, Myra is also known as ‘Rowan’s mom’ and can be found on the soccer field or pool deck. When she’s not cheering from the sidelines Myra enjoys running marathons and traveling.
Ms. Camille Robinson
Director of Specialized Services
Camille P. Robinson serves as Director of Special Education for South Holland School District 150. Camille’s career in education spans ten years including but not limited to, teaching in turnaround and gifted schools, and serving as an educational administrator within the District 299 as an Assistant Principal and Director of Special Education.
She has over 25 years of Leadership experience within Sales/Marketing at several Fortune 500 corporations. Camille holds a B.A. in Marketing from IIT (Stuart School of Business) and two master's degrees in Educational Leadership and Special Education from Lewis University and is currently pursuing her Doctorate in Special Education from Concordia University. Camille is a member of Illinois Alliance of Administrators of Special Education, Council of Administrators in Special Education, Children of Exceptional Children, National Alliance of Black Educators, and the CAEP (Council for the Accreditation for Educator Preparation).
In addition to her professional organization memberships, Camille serves a member of the National Louis Advisory Council for the Undergraduate division to provide consult support for students majoring in special education. She considers herself to be a lifelong learner, advocate, and catalyst of change. She believes that for students to succeed you must possess dedication, creativity, and flexibility because each child is a unique individual.
It is her mission to help children to meet their fullest potential by providing a secure, caring, and stimulating atmosphere which allows them to grow and mature academically, emotionally, physically, and developmentally and socially.
Camille has two young adult children and enjoys spending her free time traveling with her family domestically and internationally.
Mr. Daniel Panici
Business Manager/CSBO