Milton schools may soon be easing their COVID-19 related restrictions.  Superintendent Rich Dahman told the school board Monday night he’s considering a proposal to loosen protocols near the end of January.  Dahman says the reasoning is five-to-11-year-olds are now eligible for the vaccine, and the immunization rate is on the rise.  He says he’s suggesting easing restrictions at the end of the semester in part because many students chose virtual learning during the present semester.  School Board Member Leslie Hubert did make a motion to ease the restrictions beginning next Monday, but was voted down five-to-one.