Which of the following statements in an advertisement would be an example of non-discriminatory language under HUD's Fair Housing Advertising Guidelines?

This statement specifies a preference based on gender, which could be interpreted as discriminatory under Fair Housing laws. By indicating a preference for a female roommate, it excludes potential male candidates and does not accommodate individuals of other gender identities, thus violating the principle of non-discrimination.

This statement explicitly restricts families with children, directly contravening the Fair Housing Advertising Guidelines that protect against discrimination based on familial status. By stating "no children allowed," it creates an exclusionary environment that is not permissible in fair housing practices.

Although this statement mentions proximity to a school, it implies a preference or targeting of families with children who may attend that school, which can be seen as indirectly discriminatory. The mention of a specific religious affiliation could also suggest exclusion of families from different religious backgrounds, which does not adhere to the non-discriminatory standards set by HUD.