A Florida kindergarten teacher has been accused of asking a 6-year-old girl to clean up another student's urine and then rewarding the girl with play money.

 According to the Sun Sentinel, Port St. Lucie police were called to the school Wednesday, two days after the alleged incident happened, when the mother came to the school "very upset," according to the police report.

The teacher, Martha Ensley,  was removed from classroom duties Wednesday pending the investigation of an incident.

Floresta Elementary School Principal Harriett McGriff told police she spoke with Ensley and that Ensley "admitted to having (the student) clean the urine and admitted giving her 'dolphin dollars' afterward," according to the report.

 Dolphin Dollars are play money given to Floresta Elementary students to reinforce good behavior. The play money can later be exchanged for toys and activities at a school store.

 Police consulted with the state attorney's office and decided no crime had occurred.

Patti Martin, JerseyShore.MomsLikeMe.com site manager 

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