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Head of Texas Juvenile Justice Department Resigns

The departure follows criticism over an unprecedented lockdown that confined hundreds of children and prompted reports of self-harm and staffing strain.

By Alex Nguyen, The Texas Tribune October 23, 2026 The head of the Texas Juvenile Justice Department, which manages the state’s five youth prisons, has resigned. TJJD Executive Director Shandra Carter on Friday stepped down from the leadership role, which she had held since 2022. It’s not immediately clear why she resigned, but the decision…

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tpr.org broke the news on Friday, October 23, 2026.
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