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The school colors are Red & White and they are known as the "Wolverines". Some notables from Newfield include: Linda Cohn (ESPN Sportscenter Anchor), Nick Bruckner (former NFL Jets player), Cheryl Pierson (paid to have her father killed due to sexual allegations), Shawn Pica (the one who killed Mr. Pierson), Bob Burnett (former NFL Football Player & of the 2000 Super Bowl Winning Baltimore Ravens), Daniel Loria (actor & musical recording artist and entertainer).

  • Some teachers have classes in both schools and "commute". But this was closed down to auto traffice and gated off because it was a 1/4 mile straight strip of road and was sometimes used as a "drag strip". The school is located 1 mile north of Middle Country Road (Route 25), a major Long Island thoroughfare.


Newfield went through a major renovation in the early ninties, upgrading some of the school's features that had been neglected for years and started to show in the 1980's. A new Senior Hallway and Courtyard were redesigned after years of neglect. Newfield also updated its sporting fields and lot areas.

Situated in "dead center" Selden, Newfield High School over the years has become a common sensiual bond for most people who live in the town of Selden. Selden and Newfield High go "hand in hand" to local residents and other Long Island town residents as well. It's unique history, being a major focal point for Selden residents, location near the very center of Long Island (an honor that may technically lie with next door Centereach) and it's negative reputation as "Homicide High" makes Newfield one of Long Island's more popular, but mysterious, institutions.