Clubs
- Academic Decathlon
- Anime/Otaku Club
- Black Student Union (B.S.U.)
- Best Buddies
- Comedy Sportz (Improv Comedy Team)
- Council for Student Intellectuals (C.S.I.)
- Narbonne Culinary Arts Club (N.C.A.C.)
- Fashion Club (F.I.D.M)
- Fellowship of Christian Athletes (F.C.A.)
- Filipino Student Union (F.S.U.)
- Film Club
- French Club
- Gatoona Animations
- Geo Club
- Gay Straight Alliance (G.S.A.)
- Hip-Hop Club
- Hispanic Pride Organization
- IDEAS Club
- I.C.A.N. (Interact Rotary Club at Narbonne
- Key Club
- KIWIN'S
- Leaders of the Future
- Math Club
- M.E.C.H.A.
- Narbone Auto-Repair Club(N.A.R.C.)
- NHS National Honors Society
- New Life Club
- Pacific Islander Club
- Red Cross Club
- Science Olympiad
- SCRAWL(Student Literary Magazine)
- South Asian Club
- Spanish Club
- Speech and Debate
- Students Against Destructive Decisions(S.A.D.D.)
- Team Love
- Team Panda
- UNICEF Club
- URBAN G's
- Yoga Club
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