Clubs/Extracurricular Activities
- American Chemical Society Chem Club
- Art Club
- Asian Student Association
- Nova High School Titan Sound
- Becca's Closet
- Best Buddies
- Brazilian Heritage Club
- Book Club
- Diversity Club
- Nova High Drama Club Troop 4611
- Nova Titan Debate
- Environmental Club
- Exchange
- Exchangettes
- FAME
- Future Florida Educators of America (FFEA)
- First Priority
- French Club
- Freshman Class Board
- Future Educators of America
- Titan Volleyball (Girls)
- Gay/Straight Alliance
- Glass Root Poets
- History Club
- Ice Hockey Team
- Junior Engineering Technical Society (JETS)
- Junior State of America (JSA)
- Judaica Club
- Junior Class Board
- Key Club
- Latin Club
- Marching Band
- Microfinance Organization
- Model United Nations
- Mu Alpha Theta Math Club
- National English Honor Society
- National Honor Society
- National Science Honor Society
- Nova African-American Student Union
- PBR Appreciation Society
- Pitchfork Readers Society
- Pre-Medical Club
- Plant It Forward
- Relay for Life
- Science Club
- Senior Class Board
- Spanish Heritage Club
- Student Government Association
- Sophomore Class Board
- S.O.U.L. (Hip-Hop Club)
- Technology Student Association
- Titan Lacrosse Club
- Thespians
- Titan Aquatics
- Vocal Music Department
- Writer's Block Creative Writing Club
- Young Democrats of America
- Young Republicans of America
- Zissou Society
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