the model of the evaluation system of the Commission of the Basic Education consisted of four aspects: input,
process, output, and feedback. 2) The input comprised objectives, evaluation, indicators, criteria, instruments,
evaluation papers, raters. 3) The process had planning, and developed evaluation instruments, data collection and
analysis. 4) The output included the record of the evaluation summary, and the overall performance of the
Commission of the Basic Education. 5) The feedback included that of the Commission of the Basic Educational
Establishments and the Office of the Educational Service Area. 6) Based on the introduction of the performance
evaluation system of the Basic Educational Commission, it was found that all components of the system were
suitable at a satisfactory level. The evaluation result was up to standard. As regards utilization, suitability, and
correctness, these were at “High” level. The result was consistent with that of Frase and Sorenson (1992) who
researched the factors affecting the motivation and satisfaction of teachers in the schools with a participatory
administration. It was found that motivation was connected with the teachers’ satisfaction, including feedback
from colleagues, and educational supervisors, autonomy, and growth need. In addition, students’ achievement
was higher, which was similar to the work conducted by Reeves (2010) who studied the relation of the academic
setting and the atmosphere of individual bodies which were associated with the efficiency of schools