I haven't used it in several years, but the Charles E. Smith Jewish Day of
GReater Washington classed all books together in a modified Dewey scheme.
In all classes, we made extensions and adaptations as needed, particularly
in the 200's and 900's.  We also modified the Sears, and LC subject headings
as needed, creating our own name and subject authority lists.  We didn't
have to determine whether a book was "general" or "Judaic", and there was
one unified collection. This worked very well for grades K to 12.
Good luck!
Beila Organic
Librarian, Isaac Franck Jewish Public Library
Board of Jewish Education of Greater Washington
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
301-255-1954


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