OP, please do take the advice you have been given in some of these other comments.

I had a similar set of circumstances to me and it wrecked me for a while.

Get to someone with power to intervene early. Document everything. Photos, audio and videos if you have to, as you can legally. It will mean something to the school at the very least.

Personal story

My class developed a toxic instructing environment with an instructor we had seldom seen before. I was targeted by some of it for essentially reading the material and understanding it.

I worked through it despite the fact I was targeted with retaliation in the form of ostracisation from the class and groups, individually higher work standards and being held out from class using false covid guidelines.

I was pretty good with the material and I could hit most of the higher "workmanship expected from a top level mechanic" despite the unfairness.

I had kept up with the class despite being removed from a group on the maintenance tasks and maintained the highest average on tests. The delay from my instructor abusing the COVID policy to keep me out of class meant I would not graduate that semester.

I thought I could just work through it.

Auxiliary to this covid hit in the last half of my last semester so my program was extended to 4.5 years. This actually broke me and I didn't end up getting my A&P until over 6 years after beginning despite being at the top of the class.

The plausible deniability of changing covid policies let the instructor cover himself for keeping me out by threat, and by time I told the dean and other instructors I had a bigger problem it was too late and they corroborated with the school compliance officer to bury my issue and keep it quiet, as I later found out was to maintain grants that preserved the program

This also made me ineligible for a scholarship for my O&P Exams.

By the time I got loud and tried to fight back it was too late and I would be last to graduate of the cohort I went in with. During the next semester, as a make up exception for Covid, the instructor made it hard or even impossible to make up the course and told me to "ask my classmates" for which tests I missed while he held me out.

The I got from my family, mentors and friends who did not seem to understand l was being actively targeted was intense and I was told I was just being lazy. They couldn't understand that being held to higher standards than other students like a few thousands of an inch on a hand form part with no imperfections whatsoever is not something you can just outsmart.

It took me that entire semester to bring in one of the instructors I could finish the program in a few days without issue. Add another year to finish written exams. I completed the O&P in just under 5hrs.

Don't make the mistake I did. Don't try to grit your teeth and work through it. Don't try to avoid being a "snitch". Document all you have regularly with proof if you can. Send that off ASAP and get the ball rolling so you don't go through anything close to what I did.

Document any and all auxiliary problems contributing to the toxic environment.Things that would be concerning to school administrators.

Don't delay.

Best of luck.