An impassioned group of teachers, preachers and community members filled the William James Educational Complex Thursday night to express dissatisfaction over a perceived assault on religious expression in area schools. More than 250 people crammed into the complex’s cafeteria, during a scheduled meeting of the Bulloch County Board of Education, to rebel against rules they say are unconstitutionally restrictive. Last month, a reminder was given to Bulloch County principals, from administration, about what can and can’t be done, legally, in the classroom regarding religion.