SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS FROM AROUND MINNESOTA ARE CRAFTING A LEGISLATIVE PLATFORM ON TOPICS RANGING FROM PRIMARY ELECTION TIMING TO HOW TO PAY FOR FLU CLINICS.THE DELEGATE S MEET TODAY AND TOMORROW IN ST. LOUIS PARK.THE ASSEMBLY WILL CONSIDER ROUGHLY 30 RESOLUTIONS THE 2010 LEGISLATURE IS EXPECTED TO CONSIDER.AMONG THE RESOLUTIONS IS WHETHER THE STATE SHOULD ALLOW SCHOOLSTO USE SPECIAL HEALTH AND SAFETY TAX LEVIES TO PAY FOR SEASONAL ORPANDEMIC FLU CLINICS HELD AT SCHOOL SITES.ANOTHER WOULD PUT THE GROUP ON RECORD AS OPPOSING A JUNE PRIMARY ELECTION. LAWMAKERS ARE BEING FORCED TO MOVE UP THE SEPTEMBERPRIMARY TO COMPLY WITH A NEW FEDERAL LAW AIMED TO EASE ABSENTEEBALLOTING FOR MILITARY AND OVERSEAS VOTERS.AUGUST AND JUNE ARE UNDER CONSIDERATION.