Which of the following is NOT a cabinet-level position?

The role of Mayor is not a cabinet-level position because it is a local government position rather than a federal one. Cabinet-level positions are part of the executive branch of the federal government and are appointed by the President to head various departments crucial to the administration and operation of the government. The Secretary of Education, Attorney General, and Secretary of Agriculture are all positions within the President's cabinet, involved in federal governance and policy-making.

Mayors, on the other hand, manage city or town governments and are elected locally. This makes the position distinctly different from those in the cabinet, which serve at the national level.