This study intended to determine the extent of use of management styles and its relationship to teachers’ performance of the public elementary school administrators. The descriptive-correlational design was used in this study which covered fifty-two (52) public elementary school administrators in the Division of Bayawan City for the school year 2014-2015. The management styles questionnaire of Steve Raybould was used to determine the type of management styles of the administrators and revealed that the extent of use of bureaucratic, paternalistic and democratic styles is “high” and “moderate” for laissez-faire and autocratic styles. In addition, the following findings were revealed: There is a “slight” negative relationship between the administrators’ use of democratic style and their teachers’ performance; There is a “slight” negative relationship between the following: administrators’ age and their use of paternalistic style; and administrators’ educational attainment and bureaucratic and laissez-faire styles; There is negative relationship between administrators’ educational attainment and democratic style.