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A filtration \\(0=X_{0}\\subset X_{1}\\subset \\cdots \\subset X_{m}=X\\) with each \\(X_{i}\\) a \\(p\\)-divisible group is called a slope filtration of \\(X\\) provided there exists a strictly decreasing set of rational numbers \\(\\lambda _{1},\\lambda _{2},\\ldots ,\\lambda _{m}\\) in \\([0,1]\\) such that for all \\(i>1\\) we have \\(X_{i}/X_{i-1}\\) is isoclinic of slope \\(\\lambda _{i}.\\) Such a filtration may not exist, although it does in the case where \\(S \\) is a field [see \\textit{T. Zink}, Duke Math. J. 109, 79-95 (2001; Zbl 1061.14045)]. If \\(X\\) satisfies further conditions involving powers of the Frobenius, then \\(X\\) is completely slope divisible. The issue in this paper is to investigate when a certain class of \\(p\\)-divisible groups admits a slope filtration. Here the \\(p\\)-divisible groups that are considered have constant Newton polygon. An example is given to show that even in this case a slope filtration may not exist. However, the main result here is the following (from the paper): ``Let \\(S\\) be an integral, normal Noetherian scheme. Let \\(X\\) be a \\(p\\)-divisible group over \\(S\\) of height \\(h\\) with constant Newton polygon. Then there is a completely slope divisible \\(p\\)-divisible group \\(Y\\) over \\(S\\), and an isogeny: \\(\\varphi :X\\rightarrow Y\\) over \\(S\\) with \\(\\deg \\varphi \\leq N(h)\\)''. A corollary to this result is that every \\(p\\)-divisible group with constant Newton polygon over a normal base has, up to isogeny, a slope filtration. From this theorem, the authors are able to prove the following. Let \\(R\\) be a Henselian local ring with residue field \\(k\\), and let \\(h\\in \\mathbb{N.}\\) Let \\( S=\\text{Spec}\\left( R\\right)\\), and let \\(X\\) and \\(Y\\) be isoclinic \\(p\\)-divisible groups over \\(S\\) with ht\\(\\left( X\\right)\\), ht\\(\\left( Y\\right)