; and (2) for— (A) higher education research and data tools, such as those that link education and employment data systems; (B) forming agreements with other States participating in the partnership for reciprocal student eligibility; and (C) developing and implementing systems to provide early notification to students and families of their eligibility for financial aid. (e) Prohibition on use of funds A State that receives a grant under this part to establish a State-Federal partnership may not use grant funds for— (1) endowments; or (2) the construction of athletic or commercial venues. 499A–6. Maintaining net State operating support for higher education A State that receives a grant under this part to establish a State-Federal partnership shall maintain net State operating support for a fiscal year at a level that is not less than the level that is equal to the average of such net State operating support per full-time equivalent student for the 3 most recent consecutive State fiscal years preceding such fiscal year. 499A–7. Oversight (a) In general If a State that receives a grant under this part to establish a State-Federal partnership breaches a term of the partnership, the Partnership Office shall notify the State and provide the State an opportunity to correct the record or cure the breach within 30 days of the notification. (b) Recommendation Based on the State’s response to a notification under subsection (a), the Partnership Office shall recommend that the Secretary— (1) take no action; (2) place the State on probation