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Deer Crashes Through Glass Window at New Hampshire Elementary School

School staff contained the animal in a classroom, and officials said it took about an hour to remove and release it unharmed.

  • On Wednesday, a deer crashed through a glass window at Mount Lebanon Elementary School in New Hampshire, prompting staff to contain the animal in a classroom.
  • The animal entered the facility shortly after 10 a.m., barreling down the hallway before staff successfully contained it from reaching other areas of the building.
  • Lebanon Police Department Chief Philip Roberts described the incident as highly unusual, saying, "It's definitely not like a normal call you get on a routine basis."
  • Officers assisted New Hampshire Fish and Game in removing the visitor, which required carrying the deer outside because "the hooves on the tile don't exactly work," Roberts said.
  • The hour-long operation concluded safely with no injuries reported inside the school as officials released the deer back into the wild.
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Deer crashes through glass window at New Hampshire elementary school

A New Hampshire elementary school got an unexpected visitor Wednesday morning when a deer crashed through a glass window in one of the school's doors.

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WPTZ broke the news in Plattsburgh, United States on Wednesday, May 27, 2026.
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