Special pay: this could be parachute pay, diving pay, etc. Note that whether you are married with no kids or married with ten kids, the BAH remains the same. The amount is determined based on dependents and the zip code. This is also non taxable.īAH: Housing allowance (non-taxable). This pay is generally not taxable if he is deployed (certain circumstances apply)īAS: Basic allowance for subsistence (food). For instance, base pay for E3 is $1,456 (as of 2005).

Soldier’s Name, SS#, Grade (Rank), Pay Date, Years of Service, ETS (date his current enlistment will end), Branch, ADSN/DSSN (number used to identify the finance office), Period Covered (period he is being paid for)īase pay: this is his base pay (which is taxable) and is dependent on his rank. In fact they will debit your account to get their money back much quicker than they will credit your account with money they owe you. The Army will quickly debit your account when they realize they have made a mistake. One word of advice: If his paycheck suddenly becomes larger, do not spend the money until you know that it is definitely yours to spend. You will have no idea what you are getting paid for until the end of the month. However, when he is in training, has just arrived at a new post or is deployed, he will rarely get two paychecks that are the same. If his paycheck is the same every month, this is no problem. On the last day of the month is when his LES will have the breakdown of his pay. On the 15 th of the month, the LES has no detail just the amount paid. To me, the way the system works is backwards. The site can give you further details about how to get this if you don’t have it. You must have his social security number and pin in order to login and see his LES. He can elect to receive the paper stub or just view it online at. I am thrilled to be able to work with each one of you over the course of the year.The LES (Leave Earnings Statement) is basically his pay stub.

I am dedicated to learning about each student’s learning abilities and structuring my teaching methods to suit your individual needs. I believe all children can learn, but each learns differently. I enjoy teaching and am committed to the educational success of each individual student. I love to draw, read, and paint for relaxation. In my spare time I enjoy music, travel, and concerts.

I have a 19-year-old daughter, who is the joy of my life and a 16 year old step-son. I spent a short time living in Texas after graduating high school. I was born and raised in Pennsylvania, Delaware County. In my years prior to Oxford, I taught a variety of age groups from preschool to 8th grade. I am a graduate of Cabrini University with a major in elementary education and minor in history. This will be my 23rd year teaching at OASD. Welcome to the 2022-2023 school year! I am pleased to take this opportunity to introduce myself to you and welcome you to the seventh grade at Penn’s Grove School.

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