How to build a DC amplifier using opa552
Taking your picture as the actual version of what you're doing, rather than the obviously incorrect OP description, the following changes need to be made:

1) The + terminal of -Vcc and the - terminal of +Vcc must be tied together to form your ground point.

2) You must provide decoupling for your power supplies. At the least, a 0.1 uF ceramic must connect pin 7 to ground, and another must connect pin 4 to ground.

3) Since you now show your input voltage connected to one end of your resistor chain, you are creating an inverting amplifier, and your nominal output will be -12 volts.

4) Pin 3 (noninverting input) must be connected to ground, not left floating as you show.

5) You must keep your ground and power supply leads as short as you can, since this op amp is perfectly willing to operate at high frequencies. If your output seem to wander a bit, touch the op amp. If it is hot, you know that it is oscillating like crazy, and you need to consider getting a better class of breadboard.

6) I recommend using row 16 as a ground line, using a 1/2 inch long jumper to connect between the left and right sides of the breadboard. Make all of your ground connections to this new ground line, especially your decoupling capacitors and your noninverting input, and keep them as short as possible.