The boy was led out of the courtroom to begin his detention. He was given credit for 15 days already served.
Judge Joe Kirby also fined the boy $250 and ordered him to remain on probation, possibly until he turns 21.
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Prior to sentencing, the teen pleaded no contest to the charges against him, and Kirby found him delinquent.
EARLIER: The 16-year-old son of a long-time Springboro school teacher accused of drug-related charges at their home is to enter a plea and be sentenced this morning in Warren County Juvenile Court.
The case stems from a raid on their home in May by the Warren County Drug Task Force.
The boy, 16, is accused of trafficking in LSD to 25 to 30 Springboro High School students, as well as possession of the hallucinogenic and marijuana.
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Teacher Amy Panzeca allegedly helped her son obtain the online currency Bitcoin used to purchase LSD, and she is charged with child endangering and contributing to the unruliness of a minor.
She is on leave from her job.
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