Michigan’s leaders missed their midnight deadline Tuesday to approve a new state budget, but Gov. Districts including Grosse Ile Township Schools, Birmingham Public Schools and Bloomfield Hills Schools planned to begin charging families who don’t qualify for free and reduced lunch on Oct. 1. For parents, even some whose children didn’t qualify for free and reduced lunch, the guaranteed free meals were a relief. Michigan House Republicans have maintained that removing free breakfast and lunch from the state budget wouldn’t have a real impact on students. Speaker Matt Hall, R-Richland Township, said the money reserved for the free meals would be wrapped into the overall per-pupil funding.